If you have a strong desire to lead students (grades 2 – 12) in discipleship through the arts (singing, tech, dance, art, creative writing, drama, etc.), then this is the camp for you! Your leadership skills will shine as you lead in small group devotions and quiet times, recreation, and break out groups with worship arts being the focus. We have 3 camps in one location with elementary, junior high, and high school schools divided into different camps. Sharing your story and sharing how to know the Lord with these students is a vital part of your experience during the week.

Musical ability is not a “must” but it is extremely helpful! Ability to worship and lead in worship (even from the congregation) is a must. This camp focuses on teaching the now generation to be worshippers and worship leaders. We also focus on strengthening skills to allow confidence to shine through their leadership skills.

Special requirements: Students must be able to lead in recreation, confident in leading small group devotionals, for older age groups – leading or assisting in a worship arts breakout session.

**Students can apply to serve at both Mix/Remix and Super Summer camps.

Super Summer Alabama is not your typical summer camp — students spend hours in their schools learning about things such as theology, spiritual disciplines, missiology, apologetics, and more. Students spend more time in their schools learning than they spend doing other activities, unlike many other summer camps. Students come expecting to see God move and work in their lives. When like-minded Christian brothers and sisters come together to learn, study, and grow in their faith, the Lord is sure to move!

Will you join us at Super Summer Alabama serving as a TL (Team Leader)? A Team Leader is a college aged person who leads a small group of around 8 students throughout the week. It is a TL’s job to lead small group discussion, get to know their group on a deeper level, encourage, and disciple students throughout the week and so much more!

In addition to leading small group discussion during the day, small group leaders will be responsible for having “hall time” with students staying in the same dorm as them. This is a time to invite students to share what they’ve learned, how God is speaking to them, and what is heavy on their hearts.

TL’s have one of the most important jobs at Super Summer. TL’s get to spend more personal time with their students than anyone else on campus. This means that they have the unique ability to minister to, encourage, challenge, and teach students in a way that their deans and youth pastors may not.

Special requirements: Students must be able to lead small groups and invest in junior high and high school students.

**Students can apply to serve at both Mix/Remix and Super Summer camps.

Students will participate in evangelistic events alongside others from across the US leading up to the annual Southern Baptist Convention meeting. During the meeting, students will assist with registration, serve as ushers, etc.

Special requirements: Students must be willing to engage in door-to-door evangelism and assist with registration or usher opportunities at the Southern Baptist Convention meeting.

Catonsville is a suburb of Baltimore, Maryland. Within ten minutes in any direction from Catonsville Baptist Church (CBC) you find people in every income bracket. The people of CBC have a desire to reach their community and have found that Vacation Bible School provides a great avenue to engage children and families…but they need your help to pull it off. Will you come to help teach Bible lessons or recreation, help with registration or crafts, lead music or drama? Join the people of CBC in engaging their community through VBS.

Special requirements: Students that serve on this project should have a heart for children and a desire to help with VBS.

Are you ready to make an impact among the unreached? Join us for Reach Week, a one-week mission experience where you’ll engage with unreached people groups and share the hope of the Gospel, connect with other missions minded students from across the country, learn directly from experienced missionaries through hands-on training, and grow spiritually through worship, prayer, and teaching from guest speakers.

Special requirements: Students that serve on this project need to be willing to engage with unreached peoples from across the globe through a variety of ministry opportunities (ESL, prayer walking, street evangelism, etc.)

Quebec is the most unreached place in North America, with less than 2% of the population professing to be followers of Jesus. Every July 1st, Quebec City becomes a bustling hub as leases expire and people move into new apartments. Join us for Moving Days, a project by IMB Quebec in collaboration with Church 180. Help us make a difference and meet practical needs during one of the city’s busiest times! You will partner with local believers and help with physically moving items, delivering welcome baskets, and engaging in conversations that build community and connection.

Special requirements: Students that serve on this project need to have a heart for service, cultural sensitivity, and a willingness to engage with people from different backgrounds. No specific majors or skills are required, but physical ability to help with moving tasks is important. French is helpful, but not required.

Do you have a heart for urban areas? Do you enjoy late nights discussing the One True God? If so, this intensive is for you! Join us for a two-week opportunity where you will receive coaching and training in how to be the light among millions of lost people in a South Asian urban context. This two-week opportunity includes practical coaching and training on how to engage the lost, share Jesus with them, and then help them grow in their new lives as they follow Him. Invest your summer in making a difference among people who need to know Jesus today!

Special requirements: Students that serve on this project need to have a desire to learn how to best engage and share the Gospel with South Asian peoples. This project will be heavy on training while also providing hands-on opportunities to share.

Come and learn a variety of new cultures as you help with teaching English as a second language, prayer walking multicultural neighborhoods and spending time with college aged students in Nairobi. You will be working in Muslim neighborhoods with Somali, Ethiopian and Kenyan youth.

Special requirements: Students that serve on this project need to have a desire to learn how to best engage and share the Gospel with Sub Saharan Africa peoples. Students will assist in ESL classes throughout their time in country.

Dates: Mid-May TBD

Partner with long-term workers to share the hope of Christ and build relationships in communities that have little or no access to the gospel. We’ll serve and proclaim the good news among unreached peoples. Your days may be spent walking the streets of a busy city, going into a village, or partnering with a local church. Come and be trained on how to share the gospel in a primarily Buddhist context.

Special requirements: Students that serve on this project need to be open to various opportunities to reach the community alongside the long term workers – this may include ministry in rural or urban settings in a very spiritually dark place.