Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the application process?

  First, pray about this exciting ministry opportunity. Then if you believe the Lord is confirming that you become a camp staffer at Camp Monroe, follow the instructions below. Do not hesitate to get your application submitted. 

  Complete the online application by clicking on the application button. All information submitted by applicants and personal references are held in the strictest confidence and only read by those directly involved in camp staff selection.

• What is the interview process?

  A personal interview will be scheduled once your application has been reviewed. You can expect a decision within two weeks of your final interview.

• Do you perform background checks?

  Background checks are completed on all applicants who are chosen to be on camp staff.

• What does it mean to be on Camp Staff?

  Camp staff:

  • serve elementary, middle school, and high school students in various ways and invest in them
  • create an exciting, engaging environment for God to speak to each camper
  • are loving towards campers plus share Christ with them along the way
  • are committed to the overall success of the camp program by working alongside other staff members to create a fantastic experience for the campers

  Every part of Camp Monroe should be enjoyable for each camper, but THE MAIN FOCUS IS CREATING AN EXCELLENT CAMP EXPERIENCE FOR ALL WHO ATTEND TO EXPERIENCE GOD. This requires a high level of commitment and some personal sacrifices, yet yields immeasurable eternal benefits.

• What are the requirements for being on Camp Staff?
  • attend team training
  • have a heart for ministry and a desire to be a servant leader
  • be willing to work hard with a positive attitude
• What are the responsibilities for Camp Staff?

  Below are some camp staff responsibilities based on interest and skills.

  1. 1. Camp staff get to know each camper, listen to their heart, encourage them, and provide positive role models for them.
     2. Lead campers through camp activities.
     3. Consistently pray for individual campers, speakers, worship leaders, staff, and for God to change lives.
     4. Share Jesus Christ with campers and guide them through a salvation experience or lead them to a deeper commitment to Christ.
     5. Stewardship of Camp Monroe’s resources through properly caring for and cleaning the facilities on a regular basis.

  The following are specific responsibilities based on interests and skills.

  1. LIFEGUARD: Serve in the lifeguard rotation when scheduled during specific camps.
  2. RECREATION: Receive training and assist in guided recreation, organized games, water sports, and various other recreation activities as assigned.
  3. ADMINISTRATION: Help with administrative duties at camp such as camper check-in and organizing supplies.
  4. SOUND/AUDIO-VISUAL: Help with sound checks and set up stage lighting. Run sound and ProPresenter for worship.
  5. BIBLE STUDY LEADERS: Prepare lessons and teach God’s Word to an assigned group of campers. Themed lessons are presented, then creatively developed during training week using resources provided by Deer Run.
  6. WORSHIP: Lead and participate in worship in a variety of ways. Demonstrate an attitude of worship throughout the day while leading campers in daily activities.
  7. PROGRAMMING: Help lead and guide campers through a series of skits throughout the camp week.
• What are the dates for training and service?

  CAMP STAFF LEADERSHIP RETREAT & TRAINING

  Leadership Retreat: TBD

  Leadership Training: TBD

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  TEAM TRAINING: May 31 – June 7, 2024

  It is important for Camp Staff to attend Team Training.
 Be prepared for an intense time of learning.

  College Aged Staff: May 31 – June 7, 2024
  High School Aged Staff: TBD

  During Team Training, you will:

  • get to know each other and build relationships
  • learn camp Bible study curriculum and tools for evangelism
  • connect with the mission of Camp Monroe
  • receive job assignments and guided recreation training
  • become familiar with Camp Monroe team members and facilities
• Do I need to commit for the entire summer?


  No, but we prefer to have Camp Staff commit to at least 6 weeks of the summer.
We are flexible with needed time off. Our Camp Directors can discuss this in more detail with you.

  What kinds of camps are at Camp Monroe?

  Camp Monroe is a traditional Christian camp with outdoor recreational activities.

  Additionally, Camp Monroe hosts church groups for camps and retreats year-round. During June and July, Camp Staff provide support for these group camps and retreats in areas of recreation and food service.