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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.

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."

Serve, Support, and Disciple: More than a century ago, Africa Inland Mission planted a church in DR Congo that today, despite the nation’s decades of rebellion, war, dictatorship, ethnic violence, and famine, is over a million members strong. While thriving in some areas, the church in other regions still faces significant challenges. Africa Inland Mission works directly with churches, pastors, ministries, cell groups, worship teams, prayer groups, and others, to equip leaders and emerging leaders for ministry, seeking to train, teach, and encourage. As part of this work, we have ongoing needs for short-term personnel to serve with their gifts and expertise. Our goal is to equip church leaders for ministry - pastors, evangelists, missionaries, etc. Providing them with training on how to steward resources, how to manage a church with volunteers and staff, how to plan their own personal finances, and more. All of this has the potential to better equip our pastors for the future so that they themselves can better focus on ministry. Partnering with the Bible schools run by the CECA 20 church. Serve from 1 month to 2 years.

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.

Experience what it means to serve in mission aviation through a 6-8 week internship with Africa Inland Mission’s aviation ministry, AIM AIR. The purpose of the internship is to provide exposure to AIM AIR's flight and maintenance operations, the AIM AIR team, and facilitate an understanding of what life is like as a missionary mechanic in East Africa. This internship highlights the operational aspects of AIM AIR and provides avenues to develop an understanding of future long term requirements to thrive in maintenance. Participants should be enrolled in or pursuing some form of aviation technical training. We seek interns who are relational, flexible, and who have emotional maturity and a desire to learn through cultural experiences. Internship runs Sep-Nov.

Experience what it means to serve in mission aviation through a three- week internship with Africa Inland Mission’s aviation ministry, AIM AIR. You’ll gain first-hand exposure to AIM AIR’s flight and maintenance operations, the AIM AIR team, and learn more about the day-to-day life of a missionary pilot/mechanic in East Africa. The internship will feature a flight to Kenya’s northern region where you’ll experience bush flying and get a glimpse of outreach ministry in a remote location. This opportunity is designed for up to two individuals (and their families). Participants should be enrolled in or pursuing some form of aviation technical training. We seek interns who are relational, flexible, and who have emotional maturity and a desire to learn through cultural experiences. Internship runs Jan-March.

As an AIM AIR Quality Manager, you'll join Africa Inland Mission's aviation team as they provide safe, reliable flight support to AIM missionaries and ministry partners across East and Central Africa. Serving from our base in Nairobi, Kenya, you'll work alongside other aviation professionals in support of AIM's broader outreach among Africa's unreached peoples. Major tasks: Monitor the status of the AIM AIR Certifications and assist in maintaining regulatory compliance. Monitor the status of AIM AIR's compliance with various standards documents. Manage the Quality Management System in a way that ensures adequate quality control is maintained over all operations. Promote continuous improvement throughout AIM AIR. Manage and maintain manuals and documents per Kenya Civil Aviation Authority regulations. Assist with annual audits.

This is an internship opportunity for an aviation team. The purpose of the internship is to provide exposure to AIM AIR's flight and maintenance operations, the AIM AIR team, and facilitate an understanding of what life is like as a missionary pilot/mechanic in East Africa. This internship highlights the operational aspects of AIM AIR and provides avenues to develop an understanding of future long term requirements to thrive as a missionary pilot/mechanic. Required: A desire to pursue long term ministry as a missionary pilot/mechanic. There is not a technical minimum. But, the individual must be enrolled or be pursuing some form of aviation technical training. Internship begins in April and runs for 4 weeks.

This is an internship opportunity for an aviation team. The purpose of the internship is to provide exposure to AIM AIR's flight and maintenance operations, the AIM AIR team, and facilitate an understanding of what life is like as a missionary pilot/mechanic in East Africa. This internship highlights the operational aspects of AIM AIR and provides avenues to develop an understanding of future long term requirements to thrive as a missionary pilot/mechanic. Required: A desire to pursue long term ministry as a missionary pilot/mechanic. There is not a technical minimum. But, the individual must be enrolled or be pursuing some form of aviation technical training. Internship begins in July and runs for 2-3 weeks.