In 2020, there were around 11 million Africans in Europe. Many of them are coming from countries where the Gospel cannot be openly shared. Make a lasting impact alongside our team as they connect with refugees who have never heard about Jesus. You’ll have conversations about faith and look for open doors to share the Gospel. As people come to Christ, you’ll help disciple them and equip them to disciple others, multiplying your impact even after you return home. Along the way, you’ll build relationships with other interns and be mentored by experienced missionaries as you grow in your own walk with Christ. This internship is in partnership with One Mission Society. 2 month internship, flexible start date Borderless is a ministry initiative of Africa Inland Mission. Borderless works with local churches in cross-cultural mission, reaching African immigrants and refugees who are building new lives in our communities.

AIM’s new Full-Term missionaries begin their service with a three-week Africa Based Orientation (ABO) in Kenya. While parents enjoy the adult orientation, their children also enjoy a structured children’s program designed to immerse them into life and ministry in Africa at an age-appropriate level. Participants in the ABO children’s program have the opportunity to invest in the lives of children as they transition to life in Africa with their families, and have a hand in giving these children a rich and meaningful introduction to their new home. Annual Programs: January, Jul – Aug, Oct – Nov.

You will step into a vital role that connects local Christians with women from North Florida’s Muslim community who are eager to build meaningful relationships. Your work will focus on creating authentic connections, starting with women and extending to their families, partnering with local churches to foster whole-family discipleship. Much of this ministry will take place in a welcoming home — a dedicated outreach space meant for conversations, Bible studies, and community events that help build trust and friendship. Through prayer, personal engagement, and thoughtful conversations, you will help bridge cultural gaps and open doors for lasting relationships that point to hope and truth. As you lead this outreach, you’ll continue the work of a team that has already built trust with local mosques and Muslim families. You’ll have the opportunity to mobilize Christians, develop prayer networks, and guide others in learning how to love their immigrant neighbors well. This is more than a role—it’s a chance to shape a community, encourage believers, and walk alongside women who are seeking connection. Your leadership will help ensure that these relationships grow deeper and that the gospel is shared in ways that honor and respect every person involved. Borderless is a ministry initiative of Africa Inland Mission. Borderless works with local churches in cross-cultural mission, reaching African immigrants and refugees who are building new lives in our communities.

As Associate Director of AIM's Africa-Based Support (ABS) ministry in Nairobi, Kenya, you'll assist the ABS Director in effectively managing this vital support arm of AIM designed to "serve those who serve." ABS provides a wide range of support services to AIM missionaries including aviation services, finance, IT support, insurance, logistics, and counseling. Key responsibilities will include oversight of the ABS HR Department and Personnel Coordinator, as well as other ABS departments as delegated by the ABS Director. You'll also assist the ABS Director with general administrative matters. Working closely with Kenyan staff, you'll have opportunity for discipleship, and you'll be encouraged to join a local church and be a part of your local residential community where you can participate in evangelism and discipleship. Experience: Five years experience in senior management in a cross-cultural setting. Experience within AIM and ABS preferred. Training & Qualifications: Degree in Business Administration and Bible. Personal Characteristics: Strong leadership skills, organized, able to work as part of a team, well-developed interpersonal and cross-cultural skills, godly lifestyle, flexible, resilient.

Join us at Acacia International School in Kampala, Uganda, where you can provide Christ-centered education for missionary children. As a teacher, you will play a crucial role in the academic and spiritual growth of our students, developing curriculum, and working with staff. By offering quality education at a reduced cost, you will help the school with their vision for launching a boarding school, extending support to missionary families across Uganda and neighboring countries. Additionally, your efforts will make education more accessible by providing tuition assistance to AIM missionary families. At Acacia, you will have the opportunity to teach various subjects from primary (K-6) to secondary (7-12) levels, and build meaningful discipleship relationships with students. You will be part of a community that integrates biblical principles into every subject. Beyond teaching, you will engage in chapel, daily devotions, pastoral care, and student mentoring. Your work will contribute to our team’s overarching mission of reaching the unreached, equipping leaders, and mobilizing churches for mission.

Since 2016, over a million refugees have poured into Uganda from Sudan and South Sudan, fleeing violence in their nations. AIM is working in partnership with the Borderlands Cooperative, an effort by missionaries to coordinate and work together in reaching out to the refugees living in the Adjumani region of Uganda in Jesus’ name. "The physical, emotional, and social needs of the refugees are staggering," writes a team member. "Professionals who can minister, equip, and multiply themselves among the refugees will find an almost endless amount of opportunity."

If you’re a natural at administrative tasks and have a desire to serve 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 Oregon city 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. And you will be given opportunities to connect and build relationships with those the community center serves with the hope of sharing the gospel. Borderless is a ministry initiative of Africa Inland Mission. Borderless works with local churches in cross-cultural mission, reaching African immigrants and refugees who are building new lives in our communities.

You’ll join a team in Salem, Oregon, where you’ll build meaningful relationships with African immigrants and other unreached people groups through a local ESL ministry. Your role centers on sharing the message of Jesus in everyday conversations, walking alongside new believers, and helping them grow into disciples who can disciple others. You’ll be part of a welcoming community that values hospitality, prayer, and cultural diversity—where worship nights and shared meals open doors to deeper connection. As you engage in ESL programming, community events, and church partnerships, you’ll help create spaces where people feel seen and heard. This opportunity is about more than teaching English or leading Bible studies—it’s about showing up with humility, listening well, and investing in the lives of others over time. You’ll help bridge the gap between formal ministry settings and real-life friendships, where trust and transformation take root. Whether you’re guiding someone through their first questions about faith or encouraging a believer to lead others, your presence will help shape a movement of Christ-followers. If you’re ready to learn, serve, and grow in a cross-cultural setting, this could be the next step in your journey. Borderless is a ministry initiative of Africa Inland Mission. Borderless works with local churches in cross-cultural mission, reaching African immigrants and refugees who are building new lives in our communities.

As part of the team serving at the Africa Inland Church's (AIC) Missionary College in Eldoret, Kenya, you'll invest in the lives and ministries of students seeking to take the gospel to Africa's unreached and beyond. We're looking for men and women with experience living and ministering the gospel cross-culturally in an African context and who hold a graduate degree either in Bible, Theology, or some area of Missions.