We serve in several countries across South Asia, either directly through SIM offices or in partnership with others who share our heart to make Jesus known where He is least known.
To protect our workers, we do not display all the countries we serve in. If you’re interested in serving in any part of this huge region, we’d love to hear from you.
Opportunities to serve in South Asia
Leadership and Services
Support all the ministries in their vision to see thousands of healthy churches composed of disciples of Jesus coming from the majority background established throughout this South Asian nation through leadership and services.
Multi-skilled church planting team
Come and join our multi-skilled church planting team in rural South Asia through education, literacy, evangelism, Bible-teaching, and health ministry. We are looking for disciple-makers and people to help gather believers into churches; for vets, agriculturalists, and those who can train teachers; for project managers and pioneer evangelists who can work humbly alongside local brothers and sisters. We invite you to be a part of this exciting and long-term work as we join with God in his mission.
Helping mission workers thrive
Do you have a heart to help mission workers thrive in the heat of the desert and the smog of megacities? If you have practical skills or pastoral skills, we invite you to come and join our multi-cultural team. Whether pastoral carer or finance manager, teacher or youth-worker for the team's kids, organiser or administrator for our projects and offices, there's a place for you to serve those in pioneer ministry. We can't wait to meet you.
Stories from South Asia
Raised Muslim in South Asia, Joel* longed to know who God truly was. Through SIM programmes, Christ brought light, joy and deep faith into his life.
During Bangladesh’s Feast of Sacrifice, Ethiopian mission workers Tesfaye and Hanna seize the chance to share how Jesus is the ultimate sacrifice, seeing...
As I approached graduation from university, I prayed about the future. My heart attitude was, “Lord, here I am, send me somewhere.”
A crying need for a good education for mission worker children is driving an innovative solution in a South Asian country.