Congregational Collective - Congregational Liaison
The Congregational Liaison will be a dynamic, mission-driven leader responsible for overseeing the successful growth and development of a groundbreaking initiative that equips congregations to lead in mental health and wellness. Using a collaborative framework, this person will manage all aspects of recruitment, engagement, training, and community partnership development with an expanding cohort of churches.
This individual must be a relational leader, systems thinker, and strategic operator—comfortable working independently in a fast-evolving program and collaborating deeply with community stakeholders.
This position is expected to transition into a newly formed organization in the future and will not be an employee of the H. E. Butt Foundation.
To begin, please review the job description to ensure your skills and experience meet the job requirements and then submit your completed employee application through our Career Center. Also, please take a moment to learn more about our organization, including our history, culture and faith, at our About page.
LLFC Associate
The LLFC Associate position will work for two years as a member of the Laity Lodge Family Camp team while participating in the H. E. Butt Foundation Associates Program. The LLFC Associate will focus largely on relationship building with previous and new staff through the recruiting, interviewing, and hiring process. This position will play a significant role in preparing for weekend retreats and summer camp through working on the camp schedule, ministry curriculum, staff training, activity preparations, program ideas and more. As a part of the Associate Program, this role will participate in consistent professional, personal, and spiritual development to help discern future calling and vocation.
To begin, please review the job description to ensure your skills and experience meet the job requirements and then submit your completed employee application through our Career Center. Also, please take a moment to learn more about our organization, including our history, culture and faith, at our About page.
Outdoor School Associate
The Outdoor School Associate will support the Outdoor School Program leadership to equip all Outdoor School camping programs and groups with the structure required to provide high-quality outdoor experiences.
To begin, please review the job description to ensure your skills and experience meet the job requirements and then submit your completed employee application through our Career Center. Also, please take a moment to learn more about our organization, including our history, culture and faith, at our About page.
Technical Services Technician, LL&SH
The Technical Services Technician, LL&SH works to monitor, maintain, and repair technical systems (e.g., HVAC, refrigeration, water, wastewater, appliances, communication, and kitchen equipment) that serve the Canyon facilities and guests according to Foundation standards.
To begin, please review the job description to ensure your skills and experience meet the job requirements and then submit your completed employee application through our Career Center. Also, please take a moment to learn more about our organization, including our history, culture and faith, at our About page.
Groundskeeper
The Groundskeeper works to maintain and beautify grounds, planters, trees, and shrubs according to Foundation standards in support of the Canyon programs to enhance retreat experiences.
To begin, please review the job description to ensure your skills and experience meet the job requirements and then submit your completed employee application through our Career Center. Also, please take a moment to learn more about our organization, including our history, culture and faith, at our About page.
Food Service Assistant
The Food Service Assistant I will be a utility player supporting teamwork in the kitchen and dining room. This position will do whatever it takes as directed by the supervising kitchen staff to ensure a high-quality dining experience for guests and staff during retreats and camps.
To begin, please review the job description to ensure your skills and experience meet the job requirements and then submit your completed employee application through our Career Center. Also, please take a moment to learn more about our organization, including our history, culture and faith, at our About page.
Laity Lodge Associate
The Laity Lodge Associate works closely with the Laity Lodge team to provide administrative and programmatic support. This role will contribute to the work of Laity Lodge by supporting operations, hospitality, and other administrative functions related to Lodge events and programs. This position may work long hours to meet the needs of guests and staff during retreats.
To begin, please review the job description to ensure your skills and experience meet the job requirements and then submit your completed employee application through our Career Center. Also, please take a moment to learn more about our organization, including our history, culture and faith, at our About page.
Applications are being accepted until the position is filled.
Laity Lodge Food Service Assistant I (Temporary)
The Food Service Assistant I will be a utility player supporting teamwork in the kitchen and dining room. This position is temporary and will fill a vacancy for approximately two months. The Food Service Assistant will do whatever it takes as directed by the supervising kitchen director or the acting onsite supervisor in order to ensure a high-quality dining experience for guests and staff during retreats and camps.
To begin, please review the job description to ensure your skills and experience meet the job requirements and then submit your completed employee application through our Career Center. Also, please take a moment to learn more about our organization, including our history, culture and faith, at our About page.
Applications are being accepted until the position is filled.
