Youth Engagement Worker (Internship)

4 Positions Available

The Youth Engagement Worker is a multi-dimensional role designed for individuals aged 18–25 who are seeking to discern God’s calling while gaining hands-on experience in ministry and community service. This position operates on a “Power of Thirds” model, splitting time between local church youth ministry, community-based youth initiatives, and intensive leadership development.

As an employee of Covenant Bay Bible Camp, you will serve as a bridge-builder—connecting the local church to the community and helping young people grow in their relationship with Jesus Christ.

Responsible to: Executive Director

Duration: 6-10 months

Church Youth Support (33%)

Assist 1–2 partner churches in facilitating and strengthening their existing youth programs.
Build intentional, discipling relationships with junior high and high school students.
Collaborate with local youth pastors and volunteer teams to execute weekly programs and special events.
Provide 8–12 hours of weekly “on-the-ground” presence within a specific church context.

Community Outreach & Engagement (33%)

Represent Covenant Bay and the local church in “neutral” community spaces.
Volunteer within local schools, sports organizations, or other youth initiatives.
Identify and meet tangible needs within the community to build trust and rapport with unchurched youth.
Act as a positive role model and mentor in community-run programs.

Leadership & Personal Development (33%)

Participate in weekly workshops, seminars, and curated reading assignments.
Engage in regular one-on-one mentoring sessions with the Executive Director and guest ministry experts.
Develop practical skills in communication, program planning, and theological reflection.
Actively participate in the CBBC staff culture and spiritual life.

Education: High school diploma (minimum).
Age: 18–25 years old.

Interns will be working within a variety of locations and settings, including Covenant Bay, churches, schools, and other community facilities. Interns will be provided via local community billets.