As the AIM AIR Communications Intern, you'll help promote AIM's aviation ministry through media creation. Through photography, video, and social media, you'll work to tell AIM AIR's story, and how the aviation team helps support the broader work of Africa Inland Mission in reaching Africa's unreached with the gospel. We're looking for an experienced photographer in professional or freelance photography and/or videography. Someone with professional attention to detail, and desire for excellence in all content creation; you'll need to provide your own laptop capable of editing video and photos; a love for Jesus and desire to use media skills for the advancement of the kingdom.

A Business as Mission (BAM) enterprise in a North African location is looking for someone to come alongside them for three to 12 months to help establish and scale the business. The day-to-day work would depend upon your own skills, strengths, and interests, but the team is looking for someone with strong computer literacy and experience in one or more of the following areas: Business, Marketing (digital and non-digital marketing), Professional Social Media content/audience management, Financial Operations, Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Google search dashboard/Google search optimization, Open-source intelligence research, Graphic design, Copy writing/editing. You'll have the opportunity to learn some Arabic, do relational ministry, grow your understanding of cross-cultural ministry in an Islamic context, and support the ministry of the long-term workers you'll serve alongside.

Serve as part of a supervised internship team in a well-established and thriving Business As Missions (BAM) enterprise. You and your teammates will serve in an Islamic context, and learn what it means to operate a Kingdom business as a means of sharing the Good News with your Muslim friends, coworkers, and neighbors. Duration: 1 months

Learn first-hand about BAM (Business as Mission) in a North African context through a business internship with a travel company. You'll work with a team and assist in the online marketing of the company to create greater brand awareness and drive tour sales. Build meaningful relationships in the community where you work and live, and seek opportunities for outreach and evangelism. Desired experience: Previous administrative, marketing, entrepreneurial, web design, photography and/or web development experience. Duration: 8-9 months

As a Diaspora Outreach Apprentice, you'll work alongside a team of men and women serving among the growing number of North Africans and Sub-Saharan Africans migrating to Europe. This nine-month apprenticeship program includes the possibility of continued ministry in Rome or somewhere else in Europe. The Apprenticeship in Mission at the HUB (AMH) is a training program designed to serve as a bridge between theological training (one-year minimum suggested) and deployment to the field for those pursuing a call to long-term, cross-cultural work. AMH is an environment of continued learning, spiritual gift discovery and development, hands-on ministry, and mentoring under the tutelage of experienced cross-cultural practitioners. Engaging in mission and spiritual formation as part of the HUB community will allow the apprentice to continue to grow spiritually while, at the same time, gain practical experience in mission work in a very multi-cultural context. 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.

Farming Quest is an opportunity to learn about Farming God's Way and how agriculture can be incorporated into mission, discipleship & church planting. This team is open to missionaries from around the world and will be based in Mephutsang, Lesotho. Major Tasks Practical & classroom teaching based around the principles of Farming God's Way and Conservation Agriculture. How to teach others about Transformational Development. Teaching through agricultural extension & resident student programs. How to train & equip those in your community & beyond. How to use farming as a platform to establish Church Planting. How Discovery Bible studies can be used as discipleship and church planting tools. Runs for 4-6 weeks in Feb-Mar