REFERENCE LETTERS
Send complete applications and all reference letters
via email to: jacob@cbcnd.com
Applications & references due May 15, 2026
STAFF TRAINING
June 1st - June 13th
Summer staff training is two full weeks of:
Discipleship and Bible, Departmental and General training
Opportunities for certification in CPR and Adventure Programming
Summer Camp Weeks
June 15th - August 5th
Summer camp is six weeks of serving through hard work and evangelizing to campers, pouring into their lives and sharing the Gospel each day. We take a break during the Fourth of July week to rest and recharge before finishing out the summer strong. At the end of the summer, we celebrate together at Summer Celebration, reflecting on all that God has done and thanking staff for their faithful service.
Available Summer staff positions
Camp Nurse & Volunteer staff positions
Emma Dockter (4 year summer staff)
"I love working at CBC for the people! You get to work with so many amazing people, and they're all there serving the same purpose as you. It's very encouraging, and I've met some of my best friends there! Best part is, you know they're going to want to help you in your walk with Jesus! It's an amazing environment."
Why Work at cbc?
Working at CBC is more than just a summer job, it’s an opportunity to serve with purpose. While camp is hard work, everything we do is ultimately for the glory of God and the advancement of His Kingdom. Whether you’re a cabin leader encouraging, discipling, and sharing the Gospel with campers each week, cleaning toilets, cooking, or mowing the grass, every role at CBC plays a vital part in creating a safe environment and pointing lives toward Christ.
It’s not just about what you give. It's also about how you grow. As a summer staff member, you’ll be discipled, build meaningful friendships, use your gifts and skills in a Christ-centered environment, and deepen your walk with the Lord. At CBC, every role matters, and every moment has purpose.
1 Corinthians 10:31
"So whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do it all to the glory of God."
Frequently Asked Questions
How many weeks do i have to work?
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You can work as many weeks as you want! However, in order to be counted as paid staff, we do require you to attend our two weeks of paid staff training (June 1st-June 14th) and work at least one week of summer camp.
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We recommend you work the whole 8 week summer, but understand when you have prior obligations or when things come up.
How old do i have to be to work at camp?
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In order to work at camp, you must be at least 16 years of age before the start of staff training, and going into your junior year in high school.
How much will i get paid for working at summer camp?
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We pay by the grade you are going into. Juniors in high school - $200 weekly, Seniors in high school - $300 weekly, and graduate and above - $350 weekly.
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We do offer bonuses for summer!
Early Sign On: If you apply, turn in references, and are hired before December 31st for the following summer, you receive a one week pay bonus to your first paycheck.
For returning staff: Earn an extra $50 to your first paycheck for each person you recruit and are hired for the summer!
what can i do at camp?
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We have jobs for everyone at camp! Whether you enjoy leading from the front or serving behind the scenes, there’s a place for you here. While you may apply and work for a specific role, all staff are trained across departments in TTO (Total Task Orientation) to help you grow in your skills, expand your experience, and understand how every part of camp works together as you apply and work throughout the summer.
When do i have to be at camp?
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We ask that you arrive at camp the Sunday before staff training begins, after 6 p.m., to get moved in and settled into the space. We do not provide dinner on Sunday night.
What does the average camp week look like?
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An average week at CBC begins Monday morning with our 9 a.m. staff meeting and runs through Saturday, wrapping up after camp cleanup. From Saturday afternoon until the next Monday morning meeting, staff have time off to rest and recharge before the new week begins.
Can my family come and visit?
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During your weekend time off, you’re welcome to visit your family, and they’re more than welcome to come see you at camp. Please note that visitors are not permitted during the camp week.
If you have any further Questions:
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If you have any further questions, we would love to get in contact with you! Please feel free to email our Program Director at jacob@cbcnd.com or use the "Interested in working at CBC" prompt below!
Interested in working at cbc!
Interested in working at camp but not sure if it’s the right fit or still have unanswered questions? We’d love to connect with you! Please fill out this form or email our Program Director at jacob@cbcnd.com.
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