Careers

Vocational Staff

Would you like to join our team at a newly launched and growing men’s campus, located in a rural setting in south Texas?  The ideal candidate would be familiar with the vocational aspect of Adult & Teen Challenge, be a person of high moral character and spiritual maturity with the ability to minister to adult men with care and compassion, while teaching them basic job and life skills. Other duties include one-on-one direct care, overseeing our wood shop, and assisting with outreaches and fundraisers. Ours is a fast-paced and ever-changing environment which requires the ability to make sound, biblically-based decisions and multi-task. ATC background, college and/or ministry credentials preferred. Send resume’ and letter of interest to tony.shoemaker@tctexas.org.

Volunteer

Giving your time. The most precious of all gifts, one’s time, is perhaps the most meaningful gift we can receive. Without the support of volunteers like you, we simply could not operate. Everyone has skills and experience that helps our facilities stay focused and functioning. A few hours a week or a month can provide extra support for our staff members and those in our program.

Check out some of the volunteering opportunities below:

• Shopping or cooking in the kitchen
• Clerical work in the administrative office
• Carpentry
• Grounds keeping
• Painting
• Electrical work
• Vehicle Maintenance
• Mentoring and Advising Students
• Teaching Class
• Hosting an event

Thank you for your interest in serving at Adult & Teen Challenge of Texas. We look forward to hearing from you! Please contact findhope@tctexas.org and let us know the campus you wish to serve, or call a campus directly.

Here’s what others have said about why they choose to volunteer at ATCOT:

“Teaching new students biblical understanding.”

“Fulfilling the great commission.”

“Doing for others as was done for me.”

“I get to watch Jesus change people from the inside out everyday – WOW!”

“I feel good about helping to provide a real solution for the drug epidemic.”

“I’m excited to use the skills God has given me to point people to Him.”