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APPY FOR A SUMMER JOB & MAKE A DIFFERENCE!

Kids Need Camp. SpringHill Needs You.

Love what you do, who you do it with, and why….

Love what you do.
Yes, work can be hard. But it’s so worth it.

Who you do it with.
A summer job at SpringHill means community, commitment, and a chance to gain skills that will impact your professional future.

Our Why.
SpringHill is a youth ministry that uses summer camps to reach the next generation with fun, life-changing experiences that bring kids closer to Jesus.

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Listen to Tyler’s story at SpringHill

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STEP 1: Complete Interest Form

STEP 2: Create an account and Complete the Online Application.

STEP 3: Schedule Video Interview

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Our application is short & simple…

It helps us gather some basic info about you and will only take five minutes to complete!

Then, once you fill out the app, you can schedule an interview with our team where you’ll be able to get your questions answered and hear more about the summer job.

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CHECK OUT WHAT’S NEW

What to Know about Summer 2025

  • Choose Your Commitment – One Term or Full Summer

    We will be doing term options again for summer 2025. Each term is five (5) weeks long, and the full summer is ten (10) weeks long.

    Summer Leaders are asked to commit to at least one term, minimum. (Returning Summer Leaders who have availability less than one term are welcome to apply.)

    For summer of 2025, we will have ONE overnight team! This means that our ONE overnight team will all train together and serve together all summer long. If you serve next summer as an overnight counselor, extra support counselor, lead counselor, media or medical staff, the first term will be at our Indiana Overnight Property June 1- June 27th. Then the ONE overnight team will all serve together at our Michigan Overnight property for July 7- August 4!

    If you serve in summer of 2025 as an activity specialist or in our guest service department you will be connected to a property for the whole summer if you choose to serve both terms. One term would be serving alongside of the Springhill summer camp team and one term would be serving guest group partners.

    Whether you are working one term or the full summer, you’ll be able to request one (1) week off!

  • Required Training

    All Summer Leaders will be required to participate in onsite training from 5/23-5/30. On site training for leadership roles will be 5/16-5/30 and specialty roles is 5/17-5/30

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Overnight Camp? Day Camp? Here’s the deal.

There are so many jobs to choose from at SpringHill. From being a counselor to a lifeguard, there’s a role for just about everybody at SpringHill.

But the most common question we get is,
“What’s the difference between Overnight Camp and Day Camp?”

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Overnight Camp Jobs

Overnight Camp is how SpringHill started! Every summer thousands of kids come to one of our Overnight Camp locations for a week of adventure, learning, and growing. Whether in Evart, Michigan or Seymour, Indiana, SpringHill Overnight is a fast-paced, high-energy experience for kids in grades 1-12.

A job at Overnight Camp requires no travel, kids spend the night, and you live on a SpringHill property all summer.

Overnight Camp positions include counselor, working with campers with special needs, lifeguard, videographer, photographer, activity leader and more!

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Day Camp Jobs

Day Camp is all about bringing a SpringHill experience to communities throughout the Midwest. We partner with local churches to provide the fun and excitement of SpringHill to kids pre-K – 5th grade…right in their own community.

When you work for Day Camp it’s like being on one giant road trip all summer long! Travel to different cities, serve in different neighborhoods, and meet kids from different backgrounds. Spend the summer serving the local church and providing a fun summer experience to families.

Positions at Day Camp include counselor, media director,  working with campers with special needs, and more!

 

KEY INFO

Positions

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Day Camp Counselors

Great for anyone who wants to work at a camp for the first time.

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LifeGuards

Great for graduating high school student swimmers, current lifeguards.

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Lead Counselors

Great for education majors, dormitory residential assistants.

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Media Specialists

Great for photography and videographic students or those that love to create video content, social media.
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Medical Staff

Great for pre-med students and nursing students.
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Extra Support Counselors

Great for social work students, physical therapy students, psychology, therapy students.

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Overnight Camp Counselors

Great for Education students and careers involving kids.

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Kitchen Staff

Great for People who enjoy making food and working in kitchens.

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Guest Services

Great for Hospitality & Tourism students and Operations students.

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High Adventure Specialist

Great for People who enjoy working with their hands.

 

KEY INFO

Job Details

  • Starting pay is $260 a week
  • Required, in-person training: 5/16-5/30 (actual training dates dependent on Summer Leader’s role)
  • Full summer: 6/1 – 8/9
  • Term 1 only: 6/1 – 7/5
  • Term 2 only: 7/6 – 8/9

* All applicants will be given the opportunity to request time off before signing a contract

Day Camp Counselor

Position Summary

Summer Leader Counselors are the backbone of a summer at SpringHill. Summer Leader Counselors care for and pour into campers daily, share the Gospel, and build relationships and leading activities. Day Camp Counselors work with campers who have completed grades K through 5th.

Key Job Functions

  • Establish and cultivate a positive and safe team culture among a group of elementary aged campers.
  • Teach kids about Jesus through provided curriculum as well as creative integration into daily activities.
  • Participate in the daily set up and tear down of assigned camp activities.
  • Operate and participate in all camp activities and foster camper engagement (i.e., climbing wall, obstacle course, water slides, group games, camp songs, dance parties, etc.).
  • Actively engage in personal spiritual growth through daily morning Bible studies.
  • Commit to unified community with the fellow leaders on your assigned team.
  • Willing and able to receive feedback and constructive coaching from leadership.
  • Open to the possibility of working alongside a different day camps team during the summer.
  • High camper interaction.
  • Complete other duties as assigned by the Lead Counselors.

Experience and Qualifications

  • Commitment to the mission and ministry philosophy of SpringHill
  • Must be 16

 

Overnight Camp Counselor

Position Summary

Summer Leader Counselors are the backbone of a summer at SpringHill. Summer Leader Counselors care for and pour into campers weekly, sharing the Gospel and building relationships. There are four age groups for our campers. 1st-3rd grade. 4th-6th grade. 6th-9th grade. 9th-12th grade.

Key Job Functions

  • Establish relationships with campers assigned to their cabin
  • Lead campers in small group bible studies through gospel-centered curriculum
  • Participate and travel with campers in activities throughout the day
  • Care for campers and ensure they are met adequately with basic needs
  • Sleep in a cabin with campers at night
  • Strong spiritual leader and mentor for their assigned campers
  • Work with a team of co-counselors to best serve the assigned area
  • Complete other duties as assigned by the 1-3 Grade Lead Counselors

Experience and Qualifications

  • Commitment to the mission and ministry philosophy of SpringHill
  • Must be 18 or awarded high school diploma

Lead Counselor

Position Summary

Lead Counselors are responsible for leading a group of assigned campers and staff.  Lead Counselors are a strong spiritual leader that meets the needs of staff and campers ages 1st-3rd grade. 4th-6th grade. 6th-9th grade. 9th-12th grade.

Key Job Functions

  • Lead staff through a morning meeting bible study
  • Plan and execute large group games and activities for the assigned area
  • Lead area in nightly campfires that include songs, bible lesson and story.
  • Facilitate healthy culture and care among staff and campers in the assigned area
  • Attend leadership team bible study
  • Support staff and campers in day-to-day operations while ensuring needs are met
  • Play a key and active role in camp center programming (theatre, lunch time skit and evening event)
  • Complete other duties as assigned by the Assistant Site Leaders and Site Leader

Experience and Qualifications

  • Commitment to the mission and ministry philosophy of SpringHill
  • Must be 18 or awarded high school diploma
  • Proven leadership skill preferred

Media Specialist

Position Summary

The Media Specialist serves by capturing memories through photos for campers and parents. The Media Specialist photographs each cabin, event and activity and upload photographs two times per day for parents to view and have peace of mind while their campers are attending SpringHill.

Key Job Functions

  • Attend team morning Bible study meeting
  • Follow schedule set by Media Lead for their designated activities or events to capture photos
  • Edit photos in lightroom adhering to a set standard of quality
  • Upload photos in a timely manner, two times per day to our media platform
  • Maintain cameras and equipment ensuring cameras and equipment are available and ready for use
  • Fill in in other areas/camp centers as needed
  • Complete other duties as assigned by the Media Lead and Productions Manager

Experience and Qualifications

  • Commitment to the mission and ministry philosophy of SpringHill
  • Must be 18 or awarded high school diploma

Guest Services

Position Summary

The Guest Service Specialist assists with serving any person that enters through our gate in a variety of ways. This includes but is not limited to, housekeeping, retail, and catering to the needs of our Experience Teams and Ministry Partners. The Guest Service Specialist will also participate in weekly meetings, bible studies, and team activities during the week.

Key Job Functions

  • Participate in a variety of specific tasks and responsibilities to facilitate the SpringHill Experience for our Spring Hill Family Camp program.
  • Preparing spaces for our Family Camp guests to thrive and being there to provide any assistance that may be requested.
  • Follow the schedule planned for the Trading Post and Snack Shack (cleaning, restocking, running the storefronts)
  • Will hold themselves to a learning posture that creates life-changing experiences for all guests who enter through our gate. They will be mainly focused on Family Camp but will may also assist with Overnight experiences, Summer Leader experiences, and Ministry Partner experiences.
  • Develop personal relationships that exemplify Christ-centered community through participating in the daily rhythms of the summer season.
  • Complete other duties as assigned by the Guest Services Leadership.

Experience and Qualifications

  • Commitment to the mission and ministry philosophy of SpringHill

Must be 18 or awarded high school diploma

Kitchen Staff

Position Summary

​​The Kitchen Specialist is responsible for assisting with food preparation, cleaning, serving meals and creating experiences around meals to bring campers and staff together.  The Kitchen Specialist participates in a culture that reflects the core values of SpringHill.​

Key Job Functions

  • ​​Assist with the preparation of meals according to dietary needs and plan
  • ​Assist with maintaining a safe, clean kitchen and dining hall at all times
  • ​Attend team morning and evening Bible study meetings
  • ​Follow the schedule set by the Dining Hall Manager
  • ​Complete other duties as assigned by the Dining Hall Manager

Experience and Qualifications Requirements

  • ​​Commitment to the mission and ministry philosophy of SpringHill
  • ​Must be 18 years of age or older
  • ​Prior food service experience preferred

Family Camp

Position Summary

Family Camp Counselors are a brand-new role to the SpringHill experience. You will come alongside 2 families per Family Camp session and guide them through the Family Camp experience. Through leading activities, connecting throughout the day, facilitating campfires, leading evening events and more.   You will help create an environment that allows for families to have fun together, share stories, pray together, and have open, honest dialogue about life and faith.

Key Job Functions

  • Establish and cultivate a positive and safe culture among families during Family Camp
  • Participate in daily themes
  • Assist in operating Family Camp activities and foster engagement from families
  • Build trust, connection with your assigned families.
  • Present during activity blocks, and campfires
  • Lead songs during family campfires
  • Set up and Tear down of evening events
  • Effective communication with parents and children
  • Prepare environment to welcome families
  • Practice and extend radical hospitality
  • Complete work crew tasks i.e. flipping dining space, flipping camp in between sessions
  • Actively engage in personal spiritual growth through daily morning Bible studies
  • Utilize provided curriculum and activities to support overall Family Camp theme and truths
  • Commit to unified community with the fellow leaders on your assigned team
  • Willing and able to receive feedback and constructive coaching from leadership
  • Open to the possibility of working alongside a different team 1-2 times during the summer
  • High family interaction
  • Complete other duties as assigned by the team leaders

Experience and Qualifications

  • Commitment to the mission and ministry philosophy of SpringHill
  • Must be 18 or awarded high school diploma

Extra Support Counselor

Position Summary

The Extra Support Counselor is a co-counselor in an assigned cabin group.  The Extra Support Counselor is knowledgeable on appropriate care for campers with special needs in the assigned cabin. The Extra Support Counselor assumes all Counselor responsibilities and ensures that the camper with special needs has support needs met adequately. The Extra Support Counselor looks for creative ways to adapt lessons to the camper’s level and facilitates inclusion within the cabin group. The Extra Support Counselor must have a heart to serve children with special needs and familiarity with working with people with special needs. Extra Support Counselors should expect to be involved with changing, toileting, lifting and transferring, and showering campers. In extreme cases, Extra Support Counselors may be involved in altercations with campers biting, spitting, hitting, etc. Extra Support Counselors are trained in de-escalation techniques to handle adverse situations.

Key Job Functions

  • Establish relationships with camper requiring extra support and all other campers assigned to their cabin
  • Lead campers in small group Bible studies through Gospel-centered curriculum
  • Participate and travel with assigned campers in activities throughout the day
  • Ensure and care for campers’ additional support needs such as sleep, bathroom, meals, etc. as needed
  • Sleep in a cabin with campers at night
  • Strong spiritual leader and mentor for their assigned campers
  • Work with a team of co-counselors to best serve the assigned area
  • Complete other duties as assigned by Program and Extra Support Leadership
  • Full summer: Travel with the Experience team and serve at both overnight locations in Indiana and Michigan

Experience and Qualifications

  • Commitment to the mission and ministry philosophy of SpringHill
  • Must be 18 or awarded high school diploma

 

 

Medical Staff

Position Summary

​​The Health Specialist is responsible to assist the Health Services Lead in the day-to-day operations of Health Services caring for the needs of campers and staff.  The Health Services Specialist is responsible for communication with parents of campers as needed.​

Key Job Functions

  • ​​Assist with daily organization and distribution of camper medications
  • ​Responsible to care for and effectively problem-solve camper and staff health and physical needs
  • ​Reach out and inform parents regarding to camper health concerns when deemed necessary
  • ​Assist camp volunteer health professionals with daily tasks
  • ​Ability to be available for on-call rotation to respond to staff and camper emergencies
  • ​Complete other duties as assigned by the team leaders

Experience and Qualifications Requirements

  • Commitment to the mission and ministry philosophy of SpringHill
  • Must be 18 years of age or older
  • Degree in related field preferred
  • Prior experience preferred

Activity Staff

Position Summary

The Craft Specialist and Target Sports Specialist oversees all activities in the assigned area. The Craft Specialist and Target Sports Specialists are responsible for training, monitoring, and evaluating proper set-up, procedures and protocol. The Craft Specialist and Target Sports Specialist assist in the set up and tear down of all activities and assists Counselors who will help facilitate activities.

Key Job Functions

  • ​​Participate in a morning and evening meeting daily with a Gospel-centered focus
  • ​Obtain on-site training of the different craft or target sports options SpringHill provides
  • ​Facilitate activities in all areas as needed
  • ​Expert in craft or target sports facilitation, set up and tear down
  • ​Responsible for the daily set up and tear down of all activities, including help with those outside of the activity areas
  • ​Assist with weekly in-services
  • ​Weekly paperwork as assigned by team leaders
  • ​Complete other duties as assigned by the team leaders

Experience and Qualifications Requirements

  • Commitment to the mission and ministry philosophy of SpringHill
  • ​​Must be at least 16
  • ​​Safety and operations training (provided on-site during training)​

Lifeguard

Position Summary

​​The Lifeguard is responsible for overseeing all water activities. The Lifeguard is responsible for training, monitoring, and evaluating proper set-up, procedures, and protocol. The Lifeguard assists in the set up and tear down of all activities, as well as assisting Counselors who will help facilitate activities.​

Key Job Functions

  • ​​Participate in a morning and evening meeting daily with a Gospel-centered focus
  • ​Facilitate activities in all areas as needed
  • ​Expert in aquatics facilitation, set up and tear down
  • ​Responsible for the daily set up and tear down of all activities, including help with those outside of the aquatics area
  • ​Assist with weekly in-services
  • ​Weekly paperwork as assigned by Activity Assistant Site Leader
  • ​Complete other duties as assigned by the Activity Lead Specialists​

Experience and Qualifications Requirements

  • ​​Commitment to the mission and ministry philosophy of SpringHill
  • ​Must be at least 16
  • ​Red Cross Lifeguard, AED, First Aid and CPR certification (training provided by SpringHill)​

 

High Adventure Specialist

Position Summary

​​The High Adventure Specialist is responsible for overseeing all in-air and target sports activities and target sports. The High Adventure Specialist is responsible for training, monitoring and evaluating proper set-up, procedures and protocol. The High Adventure Specialist assists in the set up and tear down of all activities and assists Counselors who help facilitate activities. ​

Key Job Functions

  • ​​Participate in a morning and evening meeting daily with a Gospel-centered focus
  • ​Facilitate High Adventure activities and in other areas as needed
  • ​Expert in High Adventure facilitation, set up and tear down
  • ​Responsible for the daily set up and tear down of all activities, including help with those outside of the High Adventure area
  • ​Assist with weekly in-services
  • ​Weekly paperwork as assigned by Activity Assistant Site Leader
  • ​Complete other duties as assigned by the Activity Lead Specialist and Activity Assistant Site Leader​

Experience and Qualifications Requirements

  • ​​Commitment to the mission and ministry philosophy of SpringHill
  • ​Must be at least 16
  • ​​Ability to obtain ACCT Level 1 High Adventure Certification (training provided by SpringHill)​
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