The E4 Church Conference, scheduled for January 24-26, 2025, at Word Tabernacle Church in Rocky Mount, NC, is a premier event dedicated to church development for individuals at all levels—from members to ministers. Guided by the principles of Ephesians 4:11-16, the conference emphasizes that every person has a unique gift and calling to serve God through the Church. JANUARY 23 - 25, 2026 FREE ADMISSION - REGISTRATION REQUIRED Registration will be available soon! Notify Me When Registration Opens

E-City Campus Welcome to Word Tabernacle's E-City Campus! Word Tabernacle’s E-City campus is specifically focused on those who would like to connect with us virtually. As a direct reflection and extension of the physical campus of Word Tabernacle, we are one body, one church. It is our desire to see Everyone Thriving in every area of life to the Glory of God. Committed to providing our E-City Members and Partners with a variety of virtual experiences, you can connect with us for Sunday and Midweek Worship Services, Monday Noonday Prayer, Wednesday in the Word (3rd Wednesday of each month), Women’s Roundtable and Thrive Groups. Join A Thrive Group Become A Member Connect with us by following and engaging our social media pages via Facebook , Instagram , Threads , TikTok , LinkedIn and X . Click the links OR search Word Tabernacle and James David Gailliard. Rhonda Washington E-City Campus Pastor Ecityadministration@Wordtab.net Watch LIVE though our Website, Youtube, and Facebook Page. SUNDAYS AT 8:00AM & 10:00AM and TUESDAYS AT 7:00PM Watch Online Watch On Youtube Watch On Facebook Check Out Our Opportunities To Serve On The E-City Campus. This ministry serves to provide online support to our E-City members. It is our desire to help members navigate around our E-City campus, provide information regarding watch parties, and various community events. Must be a WTC member for 6 months or more. This ministry meets on 1st and 3rd Wednesdays at 6:00 pm (virtual). Contact ecityadministration@wordtab.net for more information. E-City Welcome Team This ministry consists of moderators that ensure members and visitors to our E-City online campus feel welcome and included in services, meetings and events. Moderators encourage positive chat communication via our website and social media platforms. This ministry meets on 3rd Wednesdays at 6:30pm (virtual). Contact ecityadministration@wordtab.net for more information. E-City Moderators

Staff Audrey Mikell Performing Arts Audrey.Mikell@wordtab.net Ayona Cooper Childrens Ministry Programing Director Ayona.Cooper@wordtab.net Cassandra Greene Database Management Cassandra.Greene@wordtab.net Deborah Carroll Executive Assistant to Assoc. Pastor Deborah.carroll@wordtab.net Justin Hines Media and Broadcast Justin.Hines@wordtab.net Kielana Ham REACH Case Manager Kielana.Ham@wordtab.net Matthew Gailliard Director of Security Matthew.Gailliard@wordtab.net Shavanda Rountree Business Manager Shavanda.Rountree@wordtab.net Zelma Peeler Venue Reservations Zelma.Peeler@wordtab.net Zontrey Thomas Media Director Zontrey.Thomas@wordtab.net

Adult Ministries Grief Share - Your Journey From Mourning To Joy Saturdays at 9:30am - Room 447 This session is for those who are looking for support in your grief journey. You’ll learn: How to deal with the many emotions that accompany with grief. How to establish cotinue with life while remembering the loss of your loved one. Helpful tips for engaging socially, and How to discover hope for your future Contact Mrs. Lillian Brown at lillian.brown@wordtab.net or at 252-290-5371. Grace for Glory Cancer Support 4th Sundays after each service This ministry provides support, advice, education and a safe place to discuss the trials and tribulations of overcoming all forms of cancer. Contact berth.smith@wordtab.net for more information. Singles Ministry 2nd Sundays after each service This ministry inspires single adults to enjoy their singleness while allowing God to be center of their lives. Contact singles@wordtab.net for more information. Caregiver Support 3rd Saturdays at 10am in room 450 This ministry provides support in a group or one-on-one session to those who provide care for an elderly parent or relative. Contact caregivers@wordtab.net for more information. Marriage Ministry This ministry engages and equips couples in marriage through seminars, retreats, and marriage reaffirmations to help couples stay focused on the real purpose of marriage and to let their marriage be a representation of Christ and the church. Contact marriageministry@wordtab.net or visit our webpage for more information. Pre-Marital Counseling This ministry is to train couples in biblically based marriage principles and to encourage, serve, and equip engaged couples for growing, loving, Christ-centered relationships with one another and within their families. Contact counseling@wordtab.net for more information. Word Ryders 4th Sundays after 9am service in room 444 This motorcycle ministry seeks to win souls for Christ by witnessing to the unbeliever, serving our community through outreach programs, as well as providing fellowship for those who enjoy riding motorcyles. Contact wordryders@wordtab.net for more information.

Our Model Christ We Are Christ Centered and Christ Focused Everything we do is in obedience to Christ, to glorify Christ and to draw people to Christ. We make efforts to be the hands and feet of Jesus so people can know Jesus for themselves and thrive in every area of life. Community We Are An Anchor Asset To The Community We know everyone in the community does not belong to the church, but we believe the church belongs to everyone in the community. As an anchor asset we use and leverage our facilities and resources to empower and support the entire region. Church We Are A Bible Driven and Relevant Church We are a church family with a holistic approach to spiritual discipleship and social development. We have an inclusive environment and diverse offerings that equip 5 generations of membership to thrive in their faith, family, fitness, and finances. Everyone Thriving This is how we achieve our Vision of Everyone Thriving. Areas Of Engagement “Through acts of faith, they toppled kingdoms, made justice work...” (Message Bible) “Through faith’s power they conquered kingdoms and established true justice…” (The Passion Translation) Hebrews 11:33

No matter where we are, God has called us to “go out” as salt and light into neighborhoods, workplaces, parks, schools, and communities with intentional love, service, and the message of the Gospel. How Can I Serve? NC Area Events A time we are gathering together so we can scatter into our communities with the love of Christ. Through worship, work, and witness, we are taking church beyond the walls and bringing hope, prayer, encouragement, and the Gospel to friends, family, neighbors, strangers, and every space we encounter— "From Here to There ". Whether in person or online through E-City, everyone can be part of the movement as we help everyone, everywhere experience the presence of God. Worship Pop-up praise experiences throughout our city that lift Jesus high and unite our community. Schedule Work Hands-on service projects that meet practical needs and demonstrate the love of Christ. Train Witness Prayer, evangelism, conversations, and showing the love of Christ in every interaction. Schedule The Heart of Pastor Gailliard Hear from Pastor James D. Gailliard as he shares the heart behind "From Here To There" and how together, we can take the gospel beyond the walls so everyone can thrive. View Pop-up Schedule There's a place for everyone in this movement. Sign Up To Participate Locally Start by planning to attend Sunday Morning Worship 9am (In-person and Online) Volunteer Volunteer to help prepare Summer Shift outreach materials that will be shared throughout our communities this summer. From organizing invite cards and assembling outreach packets to preparing resources for prayer walks and community events, your support helps us take worship, hope, and the love of Christ from here to there. Pray Join the Summer Shift Prayer Team as we cover community outings, outreach efforts, prayer walks, and Summer Shift events in prayer. Help us pray for protection, open hearts, meaningful connections, and the presence of God to move powerfully in every neighborhood and every life we encounter. Outreach Help support Summer Shift outreach efforts by taking part in the pray walking in the community. By participating we are bringing hope and the love of Christ to those in our communities. Spread The Word Help spread the word about Summer Shift by inviting others to community outings, worship gatherings, and outreach events. Share invite cards, social media posts, and personal invitations as we take hope and the love of Christ from here to there. online, but never on the sidelines E-City members are joining the movement by inviting, serving, blessing, encouraging, visiting and praying. Need ideas? Click out a summer shift area you can get involved in. INVITE Request invite cards to share with friends, neighbors & strangers. Request Cards SERVE Volunteer at shelters, support local programs & make a difference. BLESS Purchase groceries for a family or help meet a need. ENCOURAGE Support youth games, mentorship & activities in our community. VISIT Check on an elderly neighbor & bring encouragement. PRAY Cover our city, our streets, and our communities. Sign Up To Participate Locally Mark your calendars and plan to attend Review training videos for evangelism summer shift tips. Defining and Engaging in Evangelism Practical Evangelism in Everyday Life Understanding Canvassing I Shifted! Tell us about your summer shift as often as you like. Now we want to hear from you! What did you do this summer? Where did you serve? Did you encourage a neighbor, volunteer in the community, share your faith, help someone in need, or simply show the love of Jesus in a practical way? Your story matters. When we share what God has done through us, we inspire others to step out in faith, celebrate the impact being made in our communities, and remind one another that every act of kindness can point someone to Christ. Tell us about your Summer Shift. Share your experience and help us celebrate how God moved us From Here to There. Matthew 28:19-20

Women's Ministry The WTC Women's Ministry focuses on providing opportunities for the spiritual development and social integration of the women of Word Tabernacle Church. Opportunities include conferences, retreats, fellowships, and bible and book studies. Single Women's Book Club Mondays at 6pm - Room 443 The Single Women's Book Club meets to provide a space for encouragement, empowerment, and equipping for single women 18 and older. A book is selected and discussed quarterly. If you are interested in join us in Room 443. For more information, contact Krystal Jones at kjones681@gmail.com. We are excited to announce our 2024 Women's Conference! You don't want to miss this 3-day event of being empowered to THRIVE as the Woman of God you were created to be. Our 2024 Women's Conference is titled "Deeper". It takes place Friday, November 8th - Sunday, November 10th . Our focus this year is to encourage, empower, and equip the daughters to grow in their worship. Click Here For More Information Women's Ministry Book Club Wednesdays at 7pm This group meets off campus at 154 SW Main Street, Rocky Mount, NC 27804 This Women's Book club reads one chapter of a Christian book per week. Participants meet and discuss weekly readings, but also integrate the Word and life experiences in an effort to grow together, encourage each other, and support one another through life's possible challenges. Contact Monique Brown at monique.brown@wordtab.net for more information. Woman 2 Woman Mentoring Ministry This program, based on Titus 2:3-5, is designed to pair a younger woman with a mature woman as a mentor for spiritual guidance and encouragement. Contact womenmentors@wordtab.net for more information. Mother Encouraging Mothers Grief Support Group 4th Thursdays at 6:00pm - Room 450 The Mothers Encouraging Mothers (MEM) Grief Support Group welcomes mothers who are experiencing the loss of an adult child. These mothers join together with other mothers who can relate through shared experiences, providing encouragement and support while walking the path from brokenness to thriving together. Contact Cynthia Howard at Cynthia.Howard@wordtab.net for more information.

$60 A Week Transportation 3pm - 6:00pm Register About The Afterschool Program $60 per week per student (no sibling discounts available) $25 Registration Fee We only provide transportation services to Nash and Edgecombe County Public Schools however, we do allow drop-in care if families can provide the means to get the student to The Impact Center during the hours of 3:00 pm-6:00 pm. Please complete the registration information below to secure your student's slot for this school year. Your registration fee and first payment will be processed along with your submission of this registration form. You will receive an email with a link to the join or reactivate your Procare account for communication and future payments. Please contact Ayona Cooper at 252-212-8141 or ayona.cooper@wordtab.net for more information. Register Do I have to be a member of Word Tabernacle to participate? No. This service is available to the community. We serve Kindergarten-8th grade students. How do you accept payment? Families can pay through the Procare App or https://schools.procareconnect.com and tuition is due the first Friday of every month. Is transportation provided? Yes, transportation is provided FROM area schools to Word Tabernacle Church. We do not offer before care. Is there a discount for multiple students in one family? No. The cost of the after-school program is set at the lowest amount possible in order to give students a great experience while being affordable for parents. Does the Church offer Sponsorships/Scholarships? No. The afterschool program budget is set to the least amount of money that is needed to provide quality care. We understand financial struggles & hope to work with you to ensure your child has a great afterschool program experience. May I do the "day- of" registration? YES! You can register and pay for the afterschool program and we will start to pick up and care that afternoon. Is food provided? Students will have a daily snack during the program hours. Are counselors vetted? Yes. All counselors who will work with students will have a background check before they are allowed to participate. Youth volunteers must have a reference in order to be accepted. What is security like? WTC has live, active security cameras in every room & hallway that will be occupied by students. Exterior doors remain locked throughout the day while students are on campus. We also have trained security on campus throughout the day. What will students do in the program? The program's first focus is to make sure students have their homework done. Students will also have access to computers, fun, and develop great relationships with each other and counselors! Will you pick-up from private schools? No. We only service Nash and Edgecombe public schools. However, drop-in care is available for private school families to attend. This means students can be dropped off at the church to participate in the afterschool program. Is there a deadline for registration? The Afterschool Program has open enrollment throughout the school year. This means you can start at any time between August-May! Slots fill up fast so make sure you register and pay for your student as soon as possible! What special care arrangements do you offer? We provide early pick-up for any immediate threat or weather related issues based on the discretion of NCPS central office instructions. We operate off the NCPS school calendar which means, when NCPS schools are open or closing early, we will continue to provide services however, it is based on program hours. For example, if NCPS decides to close 2 hour early due to inclement weather, we will pick students up and provide the care until we close at 6:00pm. Please note: we also abide by the instructions of our Senior Pastor once we have arrived to The Impact Center and if we are informed to close the building, parents are instructed to pick-up based on the time provided. Is the full cost of tuition required during Christmas and Easter since the students are out school for so many days? YES! Full tuition is required every month. This is due to the fact that we do not charge an additional fee for emergency or early release hours that will require care What is the pick-up policy? We close at 6:00 pm. Students left after 6:00 pm and staff hasn't been notified in advance, will be charged $1.00 per minute and will be added to their tuition for the upcoming month. Frequently Asked Questions Rules and Expectations 1. Students get back to the church after the route is completed. Parents can pick students up at any point after they return to the church. 2. Students WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO USE CELL PHONES during homework/enrichment times of the program. This is even to call and text parents. We want to make sure that there is no communication with people who are NOT parents. If a child needs to be in contact with their parent, they will be able to call you from one of the church-approved phone lines. 3. Each student should come with the following items Their general school supplies that they bring back and forth to school daily. A non-electronic leisure activity which can be taken home each day OR left at the church for them to use at the program. Example: coloring book and crayons, playing cards. (WTC has some of these items in stock for those who may not have them at home) WTC is not liable for ANY loss, damages, or theft of items. Register How To Make An Online Payment Make An Online Payment Click on the button below to go to our payment portal Make A Payment Latoya Greene Executive Director (252-316-8314 latoya.greene@wordtab.net Ayona Cooper Children's Programming Director 252-316-8314 Ayona.Cooper@Wordtab.net Jalon Hill Middle School Program Support 252-937-2945 Jalon.hill@Wordtab.net WTC Church Administration Office (CLOSED on Fridays) 252-442-2925

Outreach REACH Center The REACH Center provides housing placement to individuals who are homeless, as well as financial assistance for rent, utilities, prescription medication, and food. Contact info@myreachnc.com for more information. Nash County Mobile Market at The Impact Center 1st Thursdays 11am-1pm Volunteers needed as early as 9am The Nash County Mobile Market is a drive-through food distribution that takes place at WTC. This food distribution is available free of cost for anyone in need. The Mobile Market is staffed with community volunteers who create a safe and respectful space where all are welcome. Prison Outreach Ministry 3rd Sundays at Caledonia Correctional Institution This ministry ministers to the incarcerated to let them know that God cares, God forgives and God loves them. We endeavor to introduce them to Jesus, who said, "I come not to condemn the world but to save those who are lost." Background checks are required by DPS. Contact prisonministry@wordtab.net for more information. Nursing Home Ministry 2nd Saturdays at 2pm at The Carlton of Nash This ministry takes the word of God to people who are in nursing homes because of their physical health. We minister to their spiritual needs, encourage them and leave them with a source of hope in Jesus. Contact nursinghome@wordtab.net for more information. Evangelism and Missions 4th Tuesdays before midweek service This evangelism ministry seeks to be witnesses for Christ through Word and Works in our community so that the world may know Jesus. Contact evangelism@wordtab.net for more information.

Plan Your Visit We are glad you have chosen to find out more about us. Here you will discover a warm group of real people dedicated to following our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. We invite you to join us at one of our services. Service Times Rocky Mount and E-City Campuses: One Worship Service at 9:00AM Bible Study Service Rocky Mount In Person Resumes September 8, 2026 E-City Campuses at 12PM *All services are Eastern Standard Time Rocky Mount Campus located at The Impact Center 821 Word Plaza, Rocky Mount, NC 27804. Need directions? Let us help you! Click on the address above for directions Our E-City Campus can be accessed via YouTube , Facebook , and Wordtab.net Bring Your Children Word Tabernacle Church has a worship service catered just for little ones. Our children's church (birth - 5th grade) is open during the 9:00am service on 1st and 5th Sundays, and the 10:00am service on 2nd-4th Sundays. Fourth grade through high school students can experience worship with their families or in our designated student section on the front left side of the sanctuary. You can Pre-Register your children before you arrive by clicking below. Click here to pre-register your child for Children's Church. *Registration begins 15 minutes before service starts and ends 15 minutes after the start of service. Hospitality When service is over, feel free to stop by our Welcome Center. We’d love to answer any questions you may have about our church ministries and resources. Resources & More WordAlive Shoppe & Cafe´ is a cozy place to pause, connect, and be refreshed. Explore uplifting books, Bibles, and meaningful gifts, then enjoy a fresh cup of coffee in a warm, friendly atmosphere. Stop by browse, sit and connect. WordAlive Shoppe & Cafe´Hours Sundays: 8:30 - 9:00 11:30 - 12:00 What To Expect You will see a variety of styles here at Word Tabernacle Church, from suits and dresses to slacks and jeans. Our desire is that you come dressed in a way that you feel comfortable to worship God. As a church, we embrace different types of attire on different Sundays. First S undays - Dressy Black and White Second Sundays - Dressy or "Sunday Best" Third Sundays - Business Casual Fourth & Fifth Sundays - Casual If you would like assistance finding a seat in the sanctuary, our greeters will be more than happy to help. Our services are typically between one and a half to two hours and consist of praise and worship, prayer, and a relevant message based on Biblical principles. Come and learn what the bible has to say that will enrich our lives. When You Arrive We are so excited about you worshiping with us. After parking, one of our guest experience team members will be waiting to greet you and guide you to our hospitality room (located in The Impact Center Administration) where we have complimentary snacks and a gift for you. Please take a moment to fill out our form letting us know which service you plan to attend. We can’t wait to meet you! Click here to fill out our visitor form.

Word Tabernacle Church Scholarships (Members Only) WTC SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN! Over $223,500 has been awarded over the past twelve years of Word Tabernacle's scholarship program! You could be the next WTC Scholar! Scholarships are up to $2500 per year which equates to a possible $10,000 Scholarship over four years! The deadline for the WTC Ambassador Scholarship can be found by clicking on the application below. Be sure to preview the application so you will have all the necessary documents and information ahead of time. You will need to complete it in one setting as you will not be able to save and return to the application. Feel free to type responses in a separate document to copy and paste them into the application. All scholarships can be accessed using the link below and you will specify which scholarship you are applying for within the application. APPLICANTS MUST BE A WTC MEMBER TO QUALIFY for the Community College, WTC Ambassador, and Graduate Level Scholarships. Contact Tristan Hunter at tristan.hunter@wordtab.net or call 252-937-2945 for more information. Apply Now Word Tabernacle Ambassador Four Year College/University Scholarship A Word Tabernacle Ambassador Scholar is a student who embodies the vision of Word Tabernacle Church. They have been consistently striving to fulfill God’s purpose in their spiritual, educational, and social lives. A scholar must be committed to scholarship, Christ-like character, and service to the Kingdom of God. This scholarship is for students applying to attend a four year college or university. Applicants must be a member of WTC. Each applicant must be a graduating high school senior OR be currently enrolled as a traditional college student who is applying for the scholarship to apply to the following fall semester of school. Applicants must be attending a four-year institution of higher learning by the fall semester after their graduation. Applicants must have a minimum of 2.5 GPA when applying as a high school senior. Failure to enroll in an institute of higher learning makes their scholarship null and void. It will then be awarded to the next qualifying applicant. Each application will be viewed by the committee members who will submit individual scores. The individual scores will then be averaged to compile the final score of each application and essay. Each applicant must turn in all materials together by the deadline, or they will not be considered for the scholarship. The scholarship materials include a completed application, two reference letters, involvement forms, a current transcript, and an essay. The interview is the final component. The current Director cannot be a reference for any applicants Other than the first year, the committee members must be non-youth workers. If any applicant receives less than 50 points, they will not be able to be awarded a scholarship. If an applicant does not have 50 points accrued between their application and essay, they will be dropped from the process and will not be interviewed. The maximum score is 100 points. Amounts Awarded The amount awarded will be determined by the number of applicants who have a score higher than 50. There is no guarantee of how much each scholarship will be but the scholarships awarded will range from $500 to $2,500. The budget will be divided based on the point system and the number of applicants that apply. This will leave the applicants not knowing how much is awarded before they apply. Scholarship money will be paid directly to the school/institution of the applicant’s choice. How scholarships are awarded The applicant(s) with the most points will receive the highest amount of academic aid. In the event of a tie, the amount will be determined by the amount of time served in ministry. Components and Rubric (100 point scale) Application Academics Christ-Centered Activities Need Base General Information Transcript Essay 300-325 words Interview Apply Now Community College Scholarship The Community College Scholarship, in memory of a student who passed away amid seeking education from a two-year institution of higher learning, is for all students continuing their education at a two-year college. This is not limited to high school seniors. Students of any age and stage of life can apply. Guidelines and Components Applicants must be a member of WTC. Applicant must have a high school diploma or equivalent and plan to attend a community college or trade school in the fall semester. A lack of admittance to a community college or trade school makes their scholarship null and void. It will then be awarded to the next qualifying applicant. Each application will be viewed by the committee members who will submit individual scores. The individual scores will then be averaged to compile the final score of each application and essay. Each applicant must turn in all materials together by the deadline, or they will not be considered for the scholarship. The scholarship materials include a completed application, two reference letters, community service forms, and an essay. The interview is the final component. The current Director cannot be a reference for any applicants If any applicant receives less than 50 points, they will not be able to be awarded a scholarship. If an applicant does not have 50 points accrued between their application and essay, they will be dropped from the process and will not be interviewed. The maximum score is 100 points. Amounts Awarded The amount awarded will be determined by the number of applicants who have a score higher than 50. There is no guarantee of how much each scholarship will be but there will be no scholarship awarded that is more than $2, 500. The budget will be divided based on the point system and the number of applicants that apply. This will leave the applicants not knowing how much is awarded before they apply. Scholarship money will be paid directly to the school/institution of the applicant’s choice. How scholarships are awarded The applicant(s) with the most points will receive the highest amount of academic aid. In the event of a tie, the amount will be determined by the amount of time served in ministry. Components and Rubric (100 point scale) Application Academics Christ-Centered Activities Need Base General Information Essay 300-325 words Interview Apply Now Word Tabernacle Ambassador Graduate Level College/University Scholarship A Word Tabernacle Ambassador Scholar is a student who embodies the vision of Word Tabernacle Church. They have been consistently striving to fulfill God’s purpose in their spiritual, educational, and social lives. A scholar must be committed to scholarship, Christ-like character, and service to the Kingdom of God. This scholarship is for students applying who are entering their last year of their graduate level degree program. Guidelines and Components Applicants must be a member of WTC. Each applicant must be a current graduate school student who is about to enter their last year of their program. Applicants must have a minimum of 3.0 GPA when applying as a graduate school applicant. Failure to enroll in an institute of higher learning makes their scholarship null and void. It will then be awarded to the next qualifying applicant. Each application will be viewed by the committee members who will submit individual scores. The individual scores will then be averaged to compile the final score of each application and essay. Each applicant must turn in all materials together by the deadline, or they will not be considered for the scholarship. The scholarship materials include a completed application, two reference letters, involvement forms, a current transcript, and an essay. The interview is the final component. The current Director cannot be a reference for any applicants Similar to our other scholarships, if any applicant receives less than 50 points, they will not be able to be awarded a scholarship. If an applicant does not have 50 points accrued between their application and essay, they will be dropped from the process and will not be interviewed. The maximum score is 100 points. Amounts Awarded The amount awarded will be determined by the number of applicants who have a score higher than 50. There is no guarantee of how much each scholarship will be but the scholarships awarded will range from $500 to $2,500. The budget will be divided based on the point system and the number of applicants that apply. This will leave the applicants not knowing how much is awarded before they apply. Scholarship money will be paid directly to the school/institution of the applicant’s choice. How scholarships are awarded The applicant(s) with the most points will receive the highest amount of academic aid. In the event of a tie, the amount will be determined by the amount of time served in a ministry. Components and Rubric (100 point scale) Application Academics Christ-Centered Activities Need Base General Information Transcript Essay 300-325 words Interview Apply Now

Lead Counselor/Specials Instructor Job purpose They develop and instruct lesson plans and activities to the Campers based on the weekly theme. The overall nature of this position is to teach the curriculum to 3 separate age groups that they will understand and apply based on their individual age groups. Duties and responsibilities The Summer Camp Lead Counselor is responsible for the safety of all students under their care during program hours. They supervise camp counselors and volunteers by directing the camp during all activities and emergency situations as well as before and after camp procedures. To support and develop staff and students, creating policies overseeing daily operations, developing the curriculum, and ensuring the school meets any standards set by law. Develop long-term relationships among the Campers and Staff to help the growth of the program. Manage all aspects of the camper’s daily activities. Develop a strong rapport with Director by responding to requests in a timely manner Communicate effectively with Staff and parents' families in order to promote understanding and support of the program. Offer emotional support, greet new campers, and implement camp rules. They supervise campers during meals, large group activities, and restroom breaks as well as monitor the hallways. Develop long-term relationships among the Campers and Staff to help the growth of the program. Manage all aspects of the camper’s daily activities. Develop a strong rapport with Lead Teachers/Specials Instructors by responding to requests in a timely manner Communicate effectively with Staff and parents' families in order to promote understanding and support of the program. Qualifications Must be 21 years old. Possess a strong background in early childhood or education including curriculum, standards, assessment. Policies, and procedures Must have Certified CPR and First Aid training or be willing to attend training. Pass drug and background screening provided by the local police department or State of North Carolina Child Development Possess a strong work ethic Be punctual and have minimum absences Be available for the functioning hours of the program Have an awareness of the unique needs of young children Have dependable transportation Physical requirements While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to sit and talk or hear. The employee frequently is required to walk and use fingers, tools, or controls. The employee is occasionally required to stand and reach with hands and arms. Specific visual abilities required by this job include close vision, color vision, depth perception, and ability to adjust focus. Occasionally the employee will lift up to 50 lbs. such as to lift files, paper, school supplies, books, etc. Will be required to engage in physical activity with the children, set up and break down rooms being used for preschool purposes. Be able to kneel, bend, squat, lift, push, pull, and carry children up to 70 pounds. Contact Information Name: Ayona Cooper Phone: (252) 212-8141 Email: ayona.cooper@wordtab.net Apply