team assistants
what team assistants will experience & learn
The Team Assistant Program allows each church group to bring their best high school juniors and seniors, or even college students to be adult sponsors for the week of CentriKid.
age requirement
Must be a rising junior, senior, or college age
responsibilities
They will work alongside the CentriKid staff helping out with recreation and track times
benefits for your group
Bringing TAs will allow you to use young adults from your own church to help minister to your kids. This is a great way to create true heroes in your youth. This can also create healthy relationship within your congregation.
These students count towards the standard 1 to 5 adult to kid ratio, and housed with their church group like all other adults. As an added bonus, they get to work alongside the CentriKid staff helping out with recreation and track times — giving them a behind-the-scenes look at serving as a CentriKid camp staffer.
There is no additional cost to the program – team assistants pay the standard camp participant price. Churches will identify any Team Assistants on their participant form, submitted 2 weeks prior to camp.
CentriKid has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. After I left camp during my Red Team year, I remember counting down the summers until I could come back as a Team Assistant! I am beyond thankful to have gotten to participate as a TA for three summers. It was such a invaluable experience (and who doesn’t love getting to go to camp)! I not only got to pour into the lives of children from my home church, but I was so encouraged by the CentriKid staff. The way that the staff poured into me meant more than I can express. So much so, that I am returning for my second summer as a CentriKid Staffer! One thing that I love about being a TA is that, unlike the CentriKid staff, you get to go home with the campers. The relationships you foster at camp are able to continue to grow when you go home! You can’t beat that!
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MAKAYLA WRAY
MICHEAL WALLEY
TIFFANY FRANCIS
JEREMY ECHOLS
Zach and Drew met in college at Southeastern Oklahoma State University in Durant, OK. They started to lead worship at the BCM on campus in 2012 and have led on and off since. Zach is married to his wife 
Austin Miller Band is a group based out of the Carolinas that formed in 2018. Known for their high energy, and passion, AMB constantly seeks to point others to Christ through their music and lives. Seeking to tear down the divide that seems to have been made between the stage and the seats, AMB can be found all over camp with students and their leaders. They want to get to know you, your story, and what God is doing in your life. 
Jonathan & Emily can’t wait to start their 7th summer with 
Eryn Riley is a student at Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia, Arkansas majoring in Vocal Music Education. This is her second official year with CentriKid, and she is thankful for the opportunity to lead out in worship (one of the best parts of camp)! CentriKid has quickly become one of her favorite things, and she is so excited for this summer!
Matt is a worship pastor / leader currently residing in Hernando MS. He has spent the past 16 years traveling and leading across the country, while also serving for the past decade as one of the founding pastors and worship leader of Eastpoint Church in Lewisburg, MS. His desire is for people to realize and walk in their God given calling of glorifying The Father through individual & corporate worship
Dr. Shane Garrison is Professor of Educational Ministries at Campbellsville University School of Theology. Shane has served with CentriKid for ten years as a camp pastor and on the content creation team. He is married to Jennifer and they have two teenage sons.
ALLIE SEALE