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Food Service Coordinator at Life Teen Camp Covecrest in Tiger, GA

Job Description

The role of the Food Service Coordinator is primarily one of Missionary Service. Participating in the life of the community as much as the timing of their job allows, the Food Service Coordinator joins in morning prayer, weekday Mass at least once a week, weekly Life Teen Holy Hour, as well as keeping a steady personal prayer life.

Some of the Responsibilities of the Food Service Coordinator are:

• Making Menus

• Taking Inventories

• Ordering food and supplies – working with Food Reps/Vendors to maintain equipment and secure best pricing

• Keeping records to track food costs per person

• Receiving food orders and managing fridge/freezer/storage

• Cooking meals for all weekend groups, Life Teen Events at Covecrest, and occasional weekday groups

• Overseeing Missionaries and Volunteers who help serve meals

• Keeping the Kitchen and Dining Room in order and clean to receive guests with radical hospitality

• Time management to have meals ready to serve on time

• Summer Camp Meal planning

• Ordering/Cooking/Cleanup for 900+ meals a day plus coordinating snacks for Parish Pow Wows during Summer Camp

• Coordinating scheduling of Service Crew and overseeing them in the kitchen, as well as walking with them/mentoring them throughout the summer

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About our Parish / School / Organization

Life Teen Camp Covecrest is set against a backdrop of the national forest and two magnificent waterfalls in the Northeast Georgia Mountains. Camp Covecrest is a Life Teen Mission base that is a catholic community, fully in line with the Roman Catholic Church, striving for the communal life described in Acts 2: 42: “They devoted themselves to the teaching of the apostles and to the communal life, to the breaking of the bread, and to the prayers.”

How to Apply

Contact Jason Ball, Camp Director Covecrest at:
Email: jball@lifeteen.com
Phone: 706-490-5292

One Comment

  1. avatar John Ruedisueli
    Posted March 26, 2012 at 9:27 am | Permalink

    Jason,

    I just finished the men’s retreat out there this past weekend (Go Yellow!) and was struggling with what I’m going to do after the military. I’m in my 23rd year as an officer in the Army. I have been obsessing about “how much” I needed to make to keep my house, my cars and my kids in college and this weekend made me ask myself if I had given this battle to God….and the answer was NO.

    On the way back to Norfolk with my group (in the RV) I had a mini revelation. The Catholic community that you have at Covecrest is probably more of what I ought to be looking at for my family (6 kids and a dumb beagle).

    I would be very interested in speaking to some of the fathers of the families that stay permenantly at Covecrest if they have time to give me a ring (757-819-8458) or an e-mail (john.ruedisueli@ndu.edu).

    Peace,
    John

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