Opportunities to Serve

To develop a coherent and coordinated model that facilitates sustainable growth of SIM SA personnel and workers, through mentoring, skills development, multi-cultural training and leadership development.

We are looking for someone to help with the financial administration of SIM Zambia. Ideally, you would have an accounting background and have worked in finance before but full training will be given.

Partner with the local Faith Hope Love foundation in their ministry stations, organising programmes and home visits to elderly people in rural Taiwan.

Many Christian traders, employees and entrepreneurs do not know their daily work matters to God. They are his ambassadors for Christ in and through their work, Genesis 1:28, 2:15, Matthew 25:14-30, and Matthew 28:18-20. Our ministry aims to train and mentor this 'missing' frontline army of God in the northern regions of Ghana that God values them and that their daily work is to worship him and is missional.

To implement well-planned and positive actions that address the felt and actual needs within communities and bring about positive transformation.

To develop a well thought-out model for Christian ministry personnel development, missional leadership development and theological education.

Serve to the best of our God-given abilities in administration and leadership, enabling our team to focus on their ministries; supporting others to allow them to serve in their respective giftings.

To partner with local churches to train and coordinate local church members in reaching out to international students in universities near those churches.

OneLife Africa (OLA) focuses on the next generation of young leaders in high school, colleges and universities. OLA offers educational support to bright and needy students, discipling them through life decisions and equipping them to serve Christ in their spheres of influence. The OLA youth campus based in Kabarak, Nakuru County, runs holiday camps for high school, college and university students as well as a three to six=month residential gap-year programme for pre-university students. The six evangelistic camps per year occur over the Kenya high school holiday breaks. Camps are open to sponsored OLA students, young people from partnering churches and communities. The LEAD gap year programme draws young leaders who have demonstrated leadership potential and want to grow in their faith in Christ. An estimated 700 students will come through the OLA youth campus each year.

There are currently 700,000 migrant labors in Taiwan, from Indonesia, Philippines, Vietnam, and Thailand. Churches in Taiwan do not know how to reach out to them due to language and culture differences. They are more responsive to gospel as they are in foreign country. It is difficult to get missionary visas to some of their home countries so we should reach out to them when they are in Taiwan. We need missionaries from their home countries to reach out to them in Taiwan.