Administration

Our goal as a ministry team is to see missionaries flourishing with quality administration and member care. If you have skills in administration and a desire to facilitate multiple ministries, then this is your ministry area. 

Come and Serve

Administrative assistant - Providing administrative assistantance first to the SIM Ecuador director, followed by bookkeeper, personnel coordinator, and ministry team leaders. This would involve planning team events, meetings, training programs, and helping the bookkeeper revise accounts or other administrative tasks that would suit the gifting of the applicant. The applicant would work closely with the director on tasks such as board and team leader meetings, planning and direction, and prayer support amongst a host of other tasks that would enhance the impact of the current director.
Ecuador, South America

Prayers

1

Pray for people to come and assist in administration for the growth of ministries to least-reached areas of Ecuador.

2

Pray for clarity with regards to the vision and direction of SIM Ecuador.

3

Pray for our leadership team and their decisions for the future.


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