These frontline missionaries lead the campers through the daily activities and have the opportunity to make a direct impact in each camper's life. To become a cabin and/or skill leader, applicants must:

• Have a genuine love and concern for children.
• Know Jesus as their personal Lord and Saviour.
• Be in fellowship with a local congregation.
• Be 16 years of age or older.
• Be faithful and humble servants.
• Be willing to work in harmony with others, under the direction of camp leadership.
• Attend the Summer Missionary Training Retreat (held in late June).
• Authorize a Child Abuse Registry check.

Support Workers work behind the scenes to make sure camp runs smoothly and that each camper's experience is the best it can be. There are many positions that need to be filled each week, such as:

• Cooks and Kitchen Helpers
• Indoor and Outdoor Maintenance
• First Aid Personnel (RN, EMS, or Industrial First Aid qualification)
• Wranglers (experience with horses is required)
• Lifeguards (NLS required)
• Camp Speaker

The camp is flexible to individuals, couples, and families interested in spending a couple of days, a full week, or the entire summer serving at camp. For more information on current staffing needs or if you have any questions, please contact the camp director.

RRBC places an emphasis on skill and leadership development. Those with ministry experience, looking to take on more responsibility, and possessing the required skills may be interested in joining the summer camp leadership team. This team works under the direction of the full-time staff during the summer months and includes:

• (Assistant) Program Director
• Head Lifeguard
• Head Wrangler
• Head Cook
• SLT Leader

If you feel God leading you to the camp ministry and are looking for this type of challenge, please contact the Camp Director before applying.