Opportunities to Serve

In partnership with CEML and the clinic of Rio da Huila, this ministry provides continuing education opportunities for healthcare staff to encourage missional disciples and increase worker competence. It also facilitates chaplaincy training and helps to provide skilled staff. Believers grow Disciplemaking Missional people Worker competence Strategies Continuing education, incl courses – SALINE and STS Provide skilled staff – treatment, training and organisational development Investing in and developing relationships with staff to facilitate discipling relationships Modelling Counselling and prayer – rounds and consults Facilitating chaplaincy training

Mayotte is a very unique region of France. The native population is close to 100 per cent Muslim and, while more than 70 per cent of the local people speak fluent French as a second language, the first languages are Shimaore and the lesser spoken Kibushi. Around 50 per cent of the population is made up of illegal immigrants from the Comoros, who are also Muslim. SIM workers use business and their professions to become accepted members of the community, build relationships and eventually share the gospel in private settings. For now, SIM's workers are focussing on the native population in the south of the main island. Could you use your business or professional skills to join this team?

Come alongside people living with HIV and their families in Benin as we seek to share about Hope for Life. We have a small but experienced team involved in medical treatment, providing holistic care and mentoring local volunteers. Our hope is that people living with HIV might experience new life in Christ, good physical health and healthy relationships free from stigma. Do you have skills in community development or youth work? We need people to encourage and grow local support groups and expand a teaching programme for young men and women. Children and youth workers, ideally French speaking, are also needed to help with holiday programmes.

This ministry is an outreach in partnership with the UIEA mission hospital of Cavango, in order to provide primary care to the remote and rural areas of this country with over 40 languages and a large rural population. We are targeting rural people groups who lack access to medical care and the good news of Jesus' affection for them. We serve the rural people in the remote area of the Cavango region. We are looking for medics in all specialities, but especially family doctors or general practitioners.

To provide agricultural and vocational training for young people, enabling them to become productive members of society and leaders in their local churches, and to reach the Nhaneka people with the gospel of Jesus Christ and establish among them a growing, maturing church. This ministry also includes Community Health initiatives through the Rio da Huila clinic and Tchincombe farm clinic, Farming God’s Way training, primary education through the Tchincombe school and Community Health Evangelism. We would welcome personnel in all of those ministries, so if you have gifts or experience of farming, teaching, health education or administration please get in touch.

We serve the local community through high-quality medical care and teaching, which is how we reach impoverished and marginalised people with Christ-like compassion. In doing so, we strive to use the skills and talents of our staff to demonstrate the love of Christ to every person. Could you become part of this team? We need medics of all types, administrators and chaplains to join us.

In partnership with the United Evangelical Church of Angola (UIEA), this ministry helps equip the leadership of Christian denominations and churches in evangelism and discipleship.This is done through the Angolan Discipleship movement, in collaboration with ASDM and in partnership with the local seminary, ISTEL, to provide teachers and scholarships.

To visit churches and Bible training institutions to engage with individuals and assist them to: 1) Understand their Biblical responsibilities in respect of mission 2) Achieve a coherent and cohesive approach to evangelism in both their local community and the global context 3) Develop their vision to pray, give and go. There will also be a focus on the development and training of Ambassadors to carry out this role within each of the provinces of South Africa.

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Hidden Abilities focuses on working with disabled children and their families in both the therapy center as well as in the homes of the children where physical therapy can be continued with the help of the broader family and community. The primary objective is for the children and their families to see the child as of great value, and that they will begin the process of learning how to gain skills for independence, selfcare, mobility, and school readiness. As the child and the family are together of great value in the sight of the Lord, we seek to point them, regardless of background, to the One who loves and values them most. The other objective is to promote professional training and understanding among health care professionals. Also to promote understanding and skills among families, and understanding and decrease prejudice among the general population in Bahir Dar.