If you’re a natural at administrative tasks and have a desire to serve the unreached African immigrants and refugees in the US, this is an opportunity for you! The heart behind this administrative position in the Pacific Northwest is to make disciples and help develop a passion in the local church to reach immigrants and refugees in their community. You will serve at a community center in a large city in Oregon that values the help of the local church, intentionally connecting with internationals to help them settle in their new home while building relationships and sharing the gospel with them. On any given day, you will find yourself supporting ESL programs through orientation, training, and scheduling. You will be involved in the administration of childcare workers, homeschool tutors, and other programs offered at the community center. You will help with tasks related to processes, forms, data collection, and the handling of grants. You will be someone who understands the ins and outs of the center to help others understand it too.

With a particular focus on unreached Africans, the objective is to see disciple-making movements among internationals living in Europe. While doing this, to mobilize locals to join in the ministry of disciple-making of these communities. Major Tasks: Foster prayer and develop prayer strategy. Seek out friendships with international students and others. Begin Bible studies with seekers, while discipling them towards faith and maturity. Serve in the activities and strategy of our partner ministry in France. Cast vision for the ministry and mobilize locals to join in the ministry to international students. Develop a network of like minded believers through connecting with local churches, ministries, and leaders with the goal to see reproducing disciples among international students and other internationals, with a priority for unreached Africans. Borderless is a ministry initiative of Africa Inland Mission. Borderless works with local churches in cross-cultural mission, reaching African refugees and immigrants who are building new lives in our communities.

Detroit Metro is home to the largest number of Arabs outside of North Africa and the Middle East. We desire to see those whom God has brought from many nations and has placed in our neighborhoods to know the Lord is God and to make disciples. As part of the Detroit Metro team, you will: Be trained to proclaim Christ’s name specifically among the North Africans and other Arabs in the Metro area. Work to create a network within a local church of people interested in the work and among various ministries engaged in the work. Form church-based teams in order to continue training local believers and raise up leaders to further the work being done among the Detroit Diaspora.

As part of the Paris City Team you’ll work in partnership with ReachGlobal and AIM. Our desire is see Paris transformed by the Gospel in every pocket of society: from atheists to Muslims, fashion designers to engineers, and locals to refugees. AIM’s part is to ensure that African unreached in Paris have a viable witness leading to reproducing disciples. Team members live in different neighborhoods, learn language alongside immigrants, and seek opportunities for disciple-making, casting vision, and partnering with national believers. Required for serving on this team: Degree or diploma (needed for visa purposes).

There is a growing number of North Africans and Sub-Saharan Africans migrating to Europe. It is estimated that 1.5 million such people entered Europe between 2015-2016, and current trends point to an increase. Many coming are from a Muslim background. Many African diaspora churches are also growing. We want to partner with these churches to reach their new neighbors. We are looking to build teams of disciple makers across Europe – both expats and Europeans. We’re seeking compassionate people who are passionate about disciple-making, casting vision, and partnering with national believers to see a movement of God among these African diaspora. Work along side the local Church in Finland, both African diaspora church and Finnish church, reaching out to migrants from Africa. We value holistic approach to ministry that demonstrates the compassion of Christ, serving the practical needs of the under-served while also effectively making new disciples of family units who in turn are winning their extended families and neighborhoods. We desire to help local ministries expand their reach and effectiveness by mobilizing and placing both long term workers and short-term teams.

There is a growing number of North Africans and Sub-Saharan Africans migrating to Europe. It is estimated that 1.5 million such people entered Europe between 2015-2016, and current trends point to an increase. Many coming are from a Muslim background. Many African diaspora churches are also growing. We want to partner with these churches to reach their new neighbors. We are looking to build teams of disciple makers across Europe – both expats and Europeans. We’re seeking compassionate people who are passionate about disciple-making, casting vision, and partnering with national believers to see a movement of God among these African diaspora. Reaching out to migrants from Africa. We value holistic approach to ministry that demonstrates the compassion of Christ, serving the practical needs of the under-served while also effectively making new disciples of family units who in turn are winning their extended families and neighborhoods. We desire to help local ministries expand their reach and effectiveness by mobilizing and placing both long term workers and short-term teams. To work with local, believing Africans of the diaspora to mobilize them to mission.