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Summer Chaplain - 2027
Appalachia Service Project Inc
- 🇺🇸 United States
- On-site
- 1 week ago
- $5,206 / year
- ASP
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- Be a compassionate listener, care giver and spiritual leader for summer staff members, summer volunteers, and families that ASP serves.Â
- Lead and assist staff in leading devotions and evening programming at centers. Â
- Consult with Director of Spiritual Programs and Ministries team on faith-related training and collaborate as needed to create and conduct these training sessions for summer staff.Â
- Meet with ASP partners—volunteers, families ASP serves, etc., who have requested a meeting with a Chaplain.Â
- Be available to ASP staff and partners to discuss spiritual issues. This may include coordinating regular phone or email discussions with larger groups of staffers regarding spiritual issues.Â
- Refer any staff member or volunteer who requires professional help to the Director of Spiritual Programs and then with the ASP on-call counselors.Â
- Visit multiple summer centers throughout the week as assigned and lead devotions for the staff and (when possible) for the volunteersÂ
- Willingness to help as needed when staff can use an extra set of hands. Â
- Initiate weekly contact with the Director of Spiritual Programming.Â
- Submit a post-summer evaluation on the Chaplain position, including data or suggestions for how to improve the spiritual aspects of the summer program.Â
- Adhere to all policies and procedures of ASP as listed in the employee manual, policy statements, and other documents.Â
- Desire to work in a Christian environment and to be a spiritual leader for staff and volunteers. Â
- Responsible work habits including: Â
- Reporting to work on time and working a full scheduleÂ
- Cooperating with fellow employees and following proceduresÂ
- Safe, efficient operation of equipmentÂ
- Conservation of equipment, materials, and suppliesÂ
- Strong desire to work with others and share their personal Christian faith, especially as they relate to ASP’s mission.Â
- Flexibility with work hours and days.Â
- Willingness to adhere to ASP’s alcohol policy for employees.Â
- Clear background check.Â
- Experience working with volunteers; leading and working directly with high school and college aged students.Â
- Either graduated or currently attending an accredited Seminary or Divinity School, OR equivalent experience. Â
- Experience with leading worship, devotions and spiritual programming. Or youth ministry, campus ministry.Â
- Experience with Chaplaincy or Social Work. Â
- Desire to work with people of many different church traditions and backgrounds. Â
Summer Chaplain - 2027 · Appalachia Service Project Inc