Opportunities to Serve

This ministry is an outreach in partnership with the UIEA mission hospital of Cavango, in order to provide primary care to the communities of the region. The ministry also endeavours to provide spiritual and physical health education at the clinic, community-based healthcare and health education, and spread the gospel through oral Bible storying and the Jesus film. We are seeking medics, teachers and evangelists.

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.

We are building teams to share the good news of Jesus to those living in diaspora communities in many places around the world. Could you join one of these teams?

We help churches in East Africa develop sending structures, allowing them to send workers through the East African sending office to SIM entities around the world.

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?

Strasbourg Grand Central Station Church is a cross-mission agency ministry with a vision to reach refugees and migrants in Strasbourg, to facilitate their integration in their new community, to restore their dignity, to help them discover the gospel, be restored in Christ, and sent on mission to their people and back into their countries of origin. We are looking for workers with a heart for the refugee and migrants, a willingness to learn the French language and to be involved in both spiritual care (evangelism and church-planting) and practical care in various areas such as French teacher, crafts, barista. Build relationships with the community by providing services such as teaching French to the migrants, doing crafts with them, or sharing a cup of coffee. Walk alongside them, and share the Gospel.

Germany is the number one European country for refugees and migrants, particularly in the Catholic city of Munich in the south, where about one quarter of the inhabitants (1.5 million people) are migrants. Arab people also come for hospital treatment or recreation. More workers are urgently needed! We want to see new international churches for the migrants in Munich and to support the already-running ministries. We have a lot of socially-oriented work, including homework help for schoolchildren, music lessons, creative art courses, food care for the poor, youth and children's work, and ministry to adults. All of these point people to Jesus. Evangelists are very much needed in Munich, as are people who can organise and coordinate teams of up to 30 volunteers.

As a theological educator and gifted Bible teacher, you will help equip the Thai church to evangelise, make disciples, teach, plant churches and engage in mission.

We need people to help support the SIM Zambia team in - administration - finance - personnel/member care - projects - field leadership - guest facilities

The mandate of the International Fellowship of Christians (IFC) pastor is to build IFC as a missional church, equipping and sending disciples of Christ into the world as ambassadors of Christ with hearts of love and service. We need people who can disciple English-speaking believers in Abidjan.