St. Christopher Camp & Conference Center
Staff Requirements
• Christian Faith - All staff members are required to be Christians who are actively living out their faith, and seeking to grow deeper in their relationship with Jesus through consistent attendance at a church, through regular Bible study and prayer, and through accountability with other committed Christians. Please carefully read the enclosed statement of faith.
• Behavior - Staff members are expected to adhere to the biblical standards expected of Christian leaders (see 1 Timothy 3 & 4). Failure to do so may result in a termination of your position. We are called as leaders to be beyond reproach.
• References – All applicants are required to fill out all sections of this application. You will need to provide three references - two professional references and one from a church leader (Rector, Small Group Leader, Ministry Leader, etc.).
• Payment - Payroll is done by direct deposit. No one will be paid until all required personnel forms and paperwork are completed.
St. Christopher’s Doctrinal Covenant
As a ministry of the Anglican Diocese of South Carolina, and a member diocese of the Anglican Church in North America. Our Vision is to "Make biblical Anglicans for a global age." We are committed to our Mission, "To respond to the Great Commission by so presenting Jesus Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit that all may come to know him as Savior and follow Him as Lord in the fellowship of His church." Please take the time to read this statement of faith fully, and initial in the spaces provided acknowledging your acceptance.
As such, we ascribe to the following as our core doctrine:
A belief in the Triune God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit; three distinct persons co-equal in glory and
co-eternal in majesty and of one substantial Godhead, such that there are not three gods but one God.
A belief in the Holy Scriptures as divine revelation, trustworthy, carrying the full measure of His authority,
containing all things necessary to salvation, and to be submitted to in all matters of faith and practice of life.
A belief in the One Savior of mankind, Jesus Christ, who in His person is both fully God and fully man; of one substance
with the Father as regards His Godhead, and at the same time of one substance with us as regards His manhood.
A belief in the perfect obedience of Christ; His true and actual suffering, His substitutionary and atoning death on the cross,
and His bodily resurrection and ascension as the only means given for our salvation and reconciliation with God.
A belief in faith alone as the only grounds for the merits of Christ being imputed to us for our justification before
God (justification by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone), leading to good works empowered by the Holy Spirit.
A belief in the consummate return of Jesus Christ in glory to judge the living and the dead, and a belief in the
bodily resurrection of the dead and their entrance into either eternal damnation or everlasting blessedness.
A belief in the one, holy, catholic, and apostolic Church as those souls that have been redeemed entirely by the work
of Christ and called out of bondage into freedom, out of darkness into light, out of error into truth, out of death into eternal life.
A belief that historic Anglican polity organizes the visible Church under the offices of Bishop, Presbyter and Deacon.
Furthermore, the Church exists to worship the Triune God and to lift up the Savior Jesus Christ before all people through
the faithful preaching and teaching of the Gospel, through prayer, and through the faithful administration of the sacraments
of Baptism and the Lord’s Supper (Holy Communion or the Eucharist).
A belief in the Nicene and Apostles’ creeds as accurate representations of the essence of the Christian faith, and
affirmation of the (39) Articles of Religion as a coherent and concise expression of Anglican doctrine.
I am in agreement with the above statement, and will uphold the beliefs laid out within it.