The first and most important part to becoming a volunteer is to have a deep desire to be a blessing to the greater community and to pray and ask the Father if this is something He would have you doing at this point in your life.
A visitor volunteer is an individual or family who would like to come and be a blessing to the ministry with your labor but can only stay for a week, and would need to be able to provide your own shelter, either with an RV or offsite accommodations. We are especially looking for volunteers with particular skills that you could share with the students. Skills such as (but not limited to):
A winter volunteer is an individual or family who would like to come during the time period of Oct. 1st (or after Sukkot) to March 1st. It is our goal to provide fresh produce year round. Depending on our facilities, we may be able to provide housing accommodations, or you could make your own arrangements with an RV or off-site. In either case, the appropriate fees would be required.
Canning/Dehydrating/Food preservation
Soap making and other household items
Construction
Auto/Diesel Repair
Welding/Fabrication
Marketing
Basic farm help
An appropriate donation for food and electricity would be required as necessary.
Become a Volunteer
The first and most important part to becoming a volunteer is to have a deep desire to be a blessing to the greater community and to pray and ask the Father if this is something He would have you doing at this point in your life.
There are two options for becoming a volunteer:
Summer Visitor Volunteers
A visitor volunteer is an individual or family who would like to come and be a blessing to the ministry with your labor but can only stay for a week, and would need to be able to provide your own shelter, either with an RV or offsite accommodations. We are especially looking for volunteers with particular skills that you could share with the students. Skills such as (but not limited to):
Biblical Academic Areas of Training
Winter Volunteer
A winter volunteer is an individual or family who would like to come during the time period of Oct. 1st (or after Sukkot) to March 1st. It is our goal to provide fresh produce year round. Depending on our facilities, we may be able to provide housing accommodations, or you could make your own arrangements with an RV or off-site. In either case, the appropriate fees would be required.
An appropriate donation for food and electricity would be required as necessary.
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