7 Training jobs

Many ZEMA missionaries have a heart for teaching and preaching God’s word. This work is one of both evangelism and discipleship. As a missionary with ZEMA, you’ll have the opportunity to reach into communities with the Gospel, and to live life with others who are also growing in their understanding of God’s Word. Teaching ministry opportunities include: Leading and teaching at local, non-residential Bible colleges Bible teaching and preaching at local churches Bible teaching in local classes Leadership training Discipleship Evangelism Mentoring ministry with national pastors Literature and Bible distribution Men’s ministry Women’s ministry Youth Ministry Children’s ministry Support ministries to local churches Qualifications: A deep love for God and a close personal walk with Him A real sense of God’s call to this ministry A confirmation of giftedness for ministry by a local church An undergraduate degree with a minimum of 30 hours of Biblical studies Good physical health Be a self-motivated self-starter Some experience in ministry in a local congregation  

Many ZEMA missionaries have a heart for teaching and preaching God’s word. This work is one of both evangelism and discipleship. As a missionary with ZEMA, you’ll have the opportunity to reach into communities with the Gospel, and to live life with others who are also growing in their understanding of God’s Word. Teaching ministry opportunities include: Leading and teaching at local, non-residential Bible colleges Bible teaching and preaching at local churches Bible teaching in local classes Leadership training Discipleship Evangelism Mentoring ministry with national pastors Literature and Bible distribution Men’s ministry Women’s ministry Youth Ministry Children’s ministry Support ministries to local churches Qualifications: A deep love for God and a close personal walk with Him A real sense of God’s call to this ministry A confirmation of giftedness for ministry by a local church An undergraduate degree with a minimum of 30 hours of Biblical studies Good physical health Be a self-motivated self-starter Some experience in ministry in a local congregation  

Duration: 8 weeks between June 1, 2021 to August 15, 2021 General Description We are looking for 2 to 3 interns with a heart for teaching children and equipping Sunday School teachers cross-culturally.  These may apply to ZEMA as a group. Modify curriculum, creating a series of themed lesson plans that are culturally sensitive to use in areas where staffing and material resources are limited.  This should include a variety of content.  (i.e. lecture, story-telling, memory work, drama, object lessons, pictures and hand craft.) The first 3-4 weeks will be spent in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa for  Cultural orientation Creative development of a themed series of lessons (5-7).  This will be carried out in consultation with a missionary and local Sunday school teacher. Plan and present a one day Sunday School Teacher Training (SSTT) seminar with the missionary and local teacher. The last 3-4 weeks will require independent travel by reliable public transport to 3 other areas of ministry in South Africa and Swaziland to present the one day SSTT seminar in those areas. Mentoring Meetings A weekly ministry debrief with the supervising ZEMA missionary. Debrief the previous week. Weekly goals, plans, location of the coming week. Teaching content and preparation tips. Midpoint review and final evaluation as required your school. Must Raise Your Own Support:   Trip fees/transportation:  An amount that pays for the airline ticket to East London-SA, and three other tickets (domestic airline or bus) to the other locations. The daily rate is $50/day.  This amount covers room and board, transportation in South Africa, a local teacher to assist with curriculum development, remuneration of a translator during presentations, and one night in a South African Game Reserve. Stipend: Up to $3000 to offset school costs for the following year, that might have been earned in a Stateside work opportunity. Final amount to be raised by the intern :                                                                                            Minimum - an amount to pay for trip fees and daily rate.                                                                    Maximum: - an amount to pay for trip fees, daily rate plus additional funds attributed to the Stipend amount. Further questions may be directed to:  Greg Seghers, ZEMA Field Director, FieldDirector@zema.org Website: zema.org

Duration:  8 weeks between June 1, 2021 and August 15, 2021 Ministry Opportunities - will be specific to each intern drawing from the following: 3-5 days per week spent living in a rural community with a Zion pastor, ministering to his community and congregation.  The number of weeks will be determined based on the intern's needs and program emphasis. Teach a theological Bible class in a cross-cultural setting, 1-3 times weekly.  This would include teaching through a translator.  Curriculum will be provided before the intern's departure for South Africa. Preach a Biblical message in cross-cultural settings. This would include at least one all-night amaZioni service, with the possibility of other congregational services in African communities.  The intern should arrive in South Africa with two messages and/or testimonies prepared.  These outlines should be developed by the intern and will be reviewed with the ZEMA mentor-missionary before the speaking engagement. Mentoring Meetings To include: Weekly ministry debrief Discussion of the coming week discussion of teaching content/preparation cultural and social expectation ongoing evaluation of internship goals Comprehensive midpoint review and final evaluation as require by your school Must Raise Your Own Support:   Trip fees/transportation:  An amount that pays for the airline ticket. The daily rate is $50/day.  This amount covers room, board, transportation, cost of a translator during ministry, and one night in a South African Game Reserve. Stipend: Up to $3000 to offset school costs for the following year, that might have been earned in a Stateside work opportunity. Final amount to be raised by the intern :                                                                                            Minimum - an amount to pay for trip fees and daily rate.                                                                    Maximum: An amount to pay for trip fees, daily rate plus additional funds attributed to the Stipend amount. Further questions may be directed to: Greg Seghers, Field Director, FieldDirector@zema.org Website:  zema.org

Mother Teresa said, “The child is the beauty of God present in the world, that greatest gift to a family.” Join us in impacting the lives of children and their families! As a Child Care Resource Coordinator , you would oversee the entire childcare operation for the global workers in Mexico. Many families would have to leave the work of Bible translation if childcare wasn’t available! Today, over 2,000 people groups, 114 million people, still don’t have the Bible translated into their languages! Wycliffe USA believes the Word of God can transform lives when people hear it in their own language, and we urgently need you to join the team! Job Location: Oaxaca City, Mexico Every day is different! One day you might train childcare workers and meet with parents. Later you could check the budget and create a safe, stimulating play space. This job might be for you if… You love caring for children! You speak Spanish or are willing to learn. You enjoy working with multicultural families. You desire to emulate Christ in every aspect of your life. It’s a bonus if… You have previous multicultural experience. Important Note In becoming a member of a faith-based organization, you will receive extensive training and resources in partnership development so that gifts given to the preference of your ministry account are provided for your salary, benefits, and ministry related expenses. Even though this job is located overseas, you must be legally authorized to work in the United States as per U.S. employment laws. REF ID: 32055a Sarah

They say by “failing to plan, you plan to fail.” When was the last time your plans were able to impact eternity? As a Contingency Preparedness Coordinator, you will help create plans and resources to care for the needs of Bible translation workers in conflict or crisis situations. Today, over 2000 people groups, 150 million people, still don’t have the Bible translated into their languages! Wycliffe USA believes the Word of God can transform lives when people hear it in their own language, and we urgently need you to join the team! Job Location: Mediterranean Every day is different! One day you might develop training materials, perform risk analysis, and help develop crisis management procedures. Later you could create resources and advise administration on member care issues. This job might be for you if… You have earned a Bachelor's degree in counseling or psychology. You are trained in the dynamics of interpersonal conflict and how to deal with it biblically. You are familiar with the use of cross cultural stress evaluation tools such as the CernySmith Indicator (Humanitarian) and in assisting staff with stress management strategies. You are empathetic, analytical, and proactive. It’s a bonus if… You have served overseas before. Important Note In becoming a member of a faith-based organization, you will receive extensive training and resources in partnership development so that gifts given to the preference of your ministry account are provided for your salary, benefits, and ministry related expenses. Even though this job is located overseas, you must be legally authorized to work in the United States as per U.S. employment laws. REF ID: 29057a Jan

Mark Twain once wrote, “The difference between the almost right word and the right word is really a large matter - it's the difference between the lightning bug and the lightning.” As a translation and Scripture engagement worker for the Roma people, help choose the right words and impact the Roma for eternity. Today, over 2000 people groups, 150 million people, still don’t have the Bible translated into their languages! Wycliffe USA believes the Word of God can transform lives when people hear it in their own language or form, and we urgently need you to join the team! Job Location: Central/Eastern Europe Every day is different! One day you might research linguistic and cultural data. Later you might help develop local initiatives for Scripture engagement. Another day you’ll help plan and make Scripture-based products, while mentoring and training local Roma people in translation. This job might be for you if… You are thrilled about learning Romani languages and cultures. You have a deep love for people, are tactful, respectful, and sensitive. You enjoy creatively involving groups of people in learning. You take the initiative and enjoy learning and investigating. You’re skilled in phonetic transcription, electronic recordings, phonological and morphosyntactic analysis. You’re comfortable using software to assist in analysis and translation. You’ve earned a Bachelor’s degree and have a good understanding of the Bible. Important Note In becoming a member of a faith-based organization, you will receive extensive training and resources in partnership development so that gifts given to the preference of your ministry account are provided for your salary, benefits, and ministry related expenses. Even though this job is located overseas, you must be legally authorized to work in the United States as per U.S. employment laws. REF ID: 32100a Jan