Volunteering at LMC!

Volunteers at Lutheran Memorial Camp are special people. They created the camp in the 40's. Led Bible Studies in the 50's. Built a pool in the 60's. They became Camp Grandparents in the 70's. During the 80's they repaired. In the 90's they shared their vision and in the new millenium they have been cooks, rock movers, shingle layers and specialists. This list is not all inclusive for any decade or time period. Volunteers have toiled alongside to those called to ministry as a profession. LMC can not move forward without the help of volunteers.

There are many ways to be involved!

* Help at during Festival Weekends.
* Write for the LMC Newsletter.
* Take pictures of events with either 35 mm or digital cameras.
* Join the forces gathering to build Spring Run Cottage.
* Volunteer a week at summer camp as a nurse, grandparent, pastor, or as helping hands.
* Talk with your congregation and others about Outdoor Ministries and the need for financial, in-kind, and volunteer support.
* Spend a couple years on the LMC Advisory Board or a committee.
* Trim trails. Spread wood chips. Split wood.
* Weed the garden, help harvest the Plowshare Crops.
* Lead a workshop for LMC campers.
* Share your ideas... This is a place where your input is considered valuable!

Youth Groups are encouraged to consider service projects such as painting buildings, trimming and mulching trails, weeding the gardens, serving at festival meals. The youth must be accompanied by participating adults. Day projects are most frequently available, overnights possible. Families often find helping on the two festival weekends just the right amount of work and play. Adults have many gifts and are available at a variety of times. LMC will have your fill out a questionnaire to help place you where you would be happy serving using the skills you have.