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2027 Summer Staff

Black Mountain, NC โ€ข On-site

Temporary

Posted 11 days ago


Job description

Description:

Join our Summer Staff and become part of a passionate team committed to our mission of Impacting Lives for God’s Glory. From May through August, you'll have the unique opportunity to serve guests from around the world. This is more than just a summer job—it’s an experience designed to strengthen your walk with the Lord, equip you for serving Him in any career, and build lasting friendships within a supportive Christian community.


What to expect as part of our Summer Staff:

  • Spiritual Growth (Chapel, Community Groups)
  • Organized Events
  • Intentional Discipleship

Our program offers a meaningful way to serve Jesus through hands-on, frontline work. Be ready for busy, demanding days that will challenge you mentally and physically. In return, you’ll gain valuable skills and experiences that will benefit you in everyday life and you will walk away with long-lasting relationships.

Here are the various summer staff roles that we have at Ridgecrest!


Our Summer Staffers work in various departments on our campus, these departments consist of...

Adventure Recreation

Are you ready to turn your love for the outdoors into a rewarding summer job? As part of the Adventure Recreation team, you'll lead exciting activities like high ropes courses, ziplining, climbing towers, and team-building games. You'll make unforgettable memories while gaining leadership and teamwork experience. Plus, you’ll spend your summer outside, working hard so guests can have fun!


A/V Conference Services

If you’re into tech and enjoy setting the stage for meaningful experiences, the A/V Conference Services team is for you. You'll get hands-on experience setting up conference spaces and running sound and visual equipment for worship sessions in the evenings. This role is perfect for anyone interested in event production, with the added benefit of working behind the scenes to create an atmosphere of worship and community.


Food Service

Looking for a fast-paced role that lets you gain valuable customer service and organizational skills? Food Service is where you’ll get hands-on experience in a large-scale operation while making a real impact. From prepping meals to interacting with guests, you’ll be part of a team that serves thousands each day in a fun, Christian environment. Whether you're working behind the scenes in the kitchen or managing buffet lines, you’ll learn skills you can use in any future career.

  • Back of House (BOH): Learn food prep, catering, baking, and cooking while feeding thousands of guests.
  • Front of House (FOH): Interact directly with guests by managing buffet lines, stocking food, and answering questions.

Outlets

Love coffee, burgers, or ice cream? Spend your summer serving guests in a fun, fast-paced environment! At Clouds Coffee Shop, you’ll whip up lattes and frappes while connecting with guests in our retail space. Over at Nibble Nook, you’ll serve classic grill fare like burgers and fries, as well as ice cream treats. It’s the perfect role for anyone who enjoys interacting with people and serving up smiles!


Grounds

Our grounds team works hard to maintain Ridgecrest's beautiful property. They spend most of their days outdoors mowing grass, weeding, planting & watering flowers, trimming hedges, and anything else that our property needs! Join this team if you like being outside! * Ability to lift up to 50 pounds on a regular basis.


Guest Spaces

Help create a clean, welcoming environment for guests while working alongside a supportive team! Guest Spaces is more than just cleaning—it’s a way to contribute to an awesome guest experience while building relationships and starting your day with prayer and devotion. Choose from three areas:

  • Laundry: Help manage laundry for our entire campus—a role that’s vital to guest comfort.
  • Housekeeping: Work with a team to prepare guest accommodations.
  • Custodial: Keep public spaces fresh and clean.



Requirements:
  • Education: High school diploma or GED preferred
  • Interest: Must have a strong desire to work and learn in a dynamic, fast-paced hospitality environment
  • Skills: Excellent organizational skills with the ability to communicate clearly and effectively across a wide range of individuals


Additional Qualifications:

  • Availability: Must be available to work from May 2027 to August 2027
  • Service-Oriented: Possess a genuine desire to serve others with excellence and grace
  • Attitude: Flexible, teachable, and hard-working with a positive outlook
  • Maturity: Demonstrate maturity and self-motivation, with excellent communication skills
  • Work Ethic: Willing to work long hours, busy weekends, and tackle both mental and physical challenges
  • Commitment: Engage fully in the program, including chapel, community groups, service projects, and events
  • Eligibility: Must be legally eligible to work in the United States