Internship Program

Program Overview

Camp Glory Farm is a ministry of Siloam Missionary Homes.  Our goal is to provide a safe and

therapeutic environment where families can come back together again.  With our focus in world

missions, we desire to be an outreach for our community as well as helping third culture kids adjust

and transition to US culture.

 

Camp Glory Farm’s Internship Program exists to assist high school graduates and older to prepare for

serving not only locally, but also all over the world. This program has been put together to serve Siloam

Missionary Homes as well as to teach hands on training in small-scale farming and agriculture. This

amazing program is not only for personal and professional development, but also an opportunity to

search out opportunities to go into a similar field of ministry; whether it is missions, the workforce, or

other ministry.

 

As an Intern, you will be involved in an intense, learning experience through active work assignments

where learning might occur through hands-on activities as well as personal research, seminars, and

other field events.  As a support to Siloam, you will be involved in the day-to-day operations such as

grounds maintenance, office work, farming, and group involvement. This allows you the opportunity to

be exposed to several different sides of ministry.  You do not have to know how to do the different

projects we have here on the farm and campus, only a willingness to learn.  Once trained, you will be

responsible to assist in our farm demonstrations while helping to educate students about raising sheep

from a Shepherd’s perspective.

 

Our internship, although rigorous and demanding, is an opportunity to give in service. This might be

done through a variety of fulfilling tasks that range from easy to hard. These tasks could include pulling

weeds, taking out the garbage, helping to shear sheep and alpacas, and a multitude of other jobs.

Regardless of the task, this amazing opportunity can teach you life skills regardless of where you

serve.  Due to the flexibility of our program, we are always accepting applications.  We hope that you

will consider joining our team and apply for the internship program today!

Additional Information

Responsibilities

Our internship program is an unpaid, full-time opportunity with a demanding schedule. Because we have a working farm, garden, clothing and food

stores, grounds and home maintenance, interns and staff are asked to occasionally put in extra hours due to work teams, projects or special

circumstances. Although this is an internship, we expect interns to be committed to seeing work completed in a timely manner.

 

As an intern, your housing and utilities are paid by Siloam Missionary Homes through tax-deductible donations given by individuals, churches, and

others.  We ask that you actively help us in raising support in order to help towards the cost of housing and utilities. (Any personal items such as food,

gas, insurance, etc, are the responsibility of the individual.)

 

It is our desire that you develop holistically. You will be expected to do physical labor, study and learn, and grow spiritually as an individual. You will be

challenged to grow deeper in relationship with the Lord. This may be in the form of Bible studies, personal devotional time, journaling, weekly staff

meetings, church, etc. Our goal is to equip and train you to serve local, but to reach global.

Benefits

Siloam Missionary Homes offers Camp Glory Farm interns an opportunity to serve while gaining experience:

  1. Siloam maintains Camp Glory Farm. One purpose of our farm is for helping missionary children transition to living in the United States.  Other purposes are for teaching experiences, special events, financial stability and income, and food.
  2. Camp Glory Farm has yurts and a bathhouse that is set up for retreats, work teams, volunteers, camp, etc. This allows a cultural experience in a local setting.
  3. We give educational tours. Our tours are for all ages. Often we offer lunch as a part of the tour. This allows groups to see for themselves what we offer here at Camp Glory Farm and Siloam and gives them an opportunity to get involved.
  4. We are a non-profit ministry. Staff and interns work together to be the support team that is needed to carry out the mission that the Lord has placed on us. Siloam is supported by individuals, churches, tour groups, lunches and retreat groups.
  5. Siloam provides a Christian community experience. Interns have the opportunity to build relationships with missionary families from all over the world. We have missionary fellowships monthly as well as staff lunches twice each week. The responsibilities for these lunches may be rotated among interns and work time is allowed for these responsibilities. It is a great time to learn how to cook for a group, learn how to use items available on campus for cooking, as well as grow in experience.
  6. We also have a community garden. Our lasagna garden is primarily for those who live on the campus. (Currently unavailable)

Our internship program maintains structure to facilitate the various activities that are listed above as well as providing flexibility in each area. It will

also help interns learn good time management, supervision, and experience. A week might include (but not be limited to):

-Daily farm and animal chores

-Group and personal Bible Study

-Gardening

-Grounds maintenance (mowing, weeding, etc)

-Cleaning Farm house, yurts, Wreck Center, Exercise Room, Barber Shop, Dad’s Store & Chapel

-Sorting donations and working in the Treasure Chest

-Working in the office

-Helping with special events

-Assist in farm tours, educational experiences, and more.

 

All activities and responsibilities are shared equally.

Housing:

Housing, utilities, internet & satellite, are all provided by Siloam for Interns living on campus.  You will live in dorm like settings with common kitchen

and living space.  Ladies with be housed with ladies, and men with men.

Requirements

-You must be a born again believer (have accepted Jesus Christ as personal Lord and Savior).

-Actively attend a local body of believers and have personal time with the Lord.

-Be involved in helping raise financial support to cover the monthly housing costs as well as your own personal needs such as food, gas, insurance,

phone, etc.  This may be done through writing letters, speaking in churches, etc.

-Carry your own health and auto insurance. Proof of insurance is required.

-Have your own form of transportation. All transportation must be current on registration, inspections and insurance.

-Have appropriate attire for working, such as work boots, winter wear, etc.

-You must be willing and able to work alongside of others as well as on your own. Training will be provided.

-All Interns must pass a criminal background check as well as be willing to take a drug test.

 

 

Siloam recognizes these Holidays: New Years Eve, New Years Day, Good Friday, and Resurrection Sunday, Thanksgiving Day and day after,

Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Memorial Day and Labor Day.  These will be covered on a rotating basis.

Application

If you are interested in applying for an internship at Camp Glory Farm please make sure you read and understand the Responsibilities and

Requirements for an intern. If you are in agreement please complete the online application OR download and complete a printed application and send

via email or mail to Rachel George, Director.  For any questions concerning the internship program, please email us and put “internship program” in

the subject line.

Via email:

rachel@siloamhomes.org

Via mail:

Rachel George
1053 Quackenbush Road
Snow Camp, NC 27349