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Baptist Foundation of Illinois (BFI) is pleased to announce the availability of our Executive Leadership Internship Program beginning January 2020 for college seniors or seminary students. The internship program has three goals: A. Provide an opportunity for exploration of ministry calling in financial stewardship and generosity leadership. B. Provide practical education in the fourteen identified disciplines necessary for effective denominational foundation leadership, many of which are applicable in other development and communications positions as well (Pastoral Communications, Managerial Accounting, Estate Planning, Mortgage/Loan Process, Trust Law, Fund Accounting, Planned Giving, Pastoral Care, Real Estate Law, Marketing Analytics, Marketing/Communications, Elder Law/POA Statutes, Non-Profit Fundraising, Other Custodial Investing). C. Cultivate and identify candidates for career employment as a manger with BFI or similar ministry. The internship program is offered in two tracks. First, an intern may work during a single semester. This option is more fast-paced and requires two days on site per month. These days would be followed by a written report and a post report video conference. A stipend of $500 per month will be provided and travel expense (ground) will be reimbursed within a 200 mile radius from Springfield, Illinois. The second track is offered across two academic semesters, requires one day per month on site, and the follow-up/reinforcing activities outlined above. For the two semester option the stipend will be reduced to $250 per month and includes travel reimbursement as described above. Finally, although this internship may be offered independent of academic credit, BFI believes this program will be most effective when academic institutions partner with us, recognizing the internship as fulfillment of an academic requirement. This may include various departments in a cross-disciplinary manner, i.e. religion, business, and/or communications.  Interested in applying or learning more? Call 217-391-3102 Or email Doug.Morrow@BaptistFoundationIL.org    

You only have a few summers during your college years.  This is a unique opportunity to take all that you have learned about God and invest in the life of high school students from all over the country.  Come serve with Kaleo Missions: live in the city, learning and serving alongside students as they demonstrate Christ’s sacrificial love to some of the most vulnerable people in our country. Each summer we create a team of 4-5 college students to immerse in urban ministry in each of our six cities, shepherded by a Kaleo City Director and encouraged by local church and ministry leaders.  You will live onsite providing daily leadership as you learn about youth ministry, homeless ministry, refugee ministry, working with kids from low-income neighborhoods, and much more. New York – Dallas - New Orleans - San Diego - Portland - Jackson. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kaleo Missions is a Christian short-term missions program that creates week-long missions experiences for youth groups.  We believe that a mission trip is a valuable opportunity to bless existing, year-round ministries in the city and to help educate participants about how the Gospel applies to life.  Visit our website at www.kaleomissions.org . Responsibilities Lead small group discussions Serve alongside of mission teams in ministries throughout the city Assist with food preparation and hospitality Optional: assist with worship, social media, sports camps Requirements Must have high school diploma or equivalent Must agree to our Statement of Faith and Staff Standards Must be able to live on site for the duration of the summer program Must have a clear background check Benefits Unpaid position, although interns are invited to raise financial support Room and board is provided Incredible opportunity to gain experience in leadership, communications, event planning, networking, non-profit management, youth ministry Opportunities to advance to paid, full-time positions in the future. To apply, go to http://www.kaleomissions.org/intern-application/

You only have a few summers during your college years.  This is a unique opportunity to take all that you have learned about God and invest in the life of high school students from all over the country.  Come serve with Kaleo Missions: live in the city, learning and serving alongside students as they demonstrate Christ’s sacrificial love to some of the most vulnerable people in our country. Each summer we create a team of 4-5 college students to immerse in urban ministry in each of our six cities, shepherded by a Kaleo City Director and encouraged by local church and ministry leaders.  You will live onsite providing daily leadership as you learn about youth ministry, homeless ministry, refugee ministry, working with kids from low-income neighborhoods, and much more. New York – Dallas - New Orleans - San Diego - Portland - Jackson. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kaleo Missions is a Christian short-term missions program that creates week-long missions experiences for youth groups.  We believe that a mission trip is a valuable opportunity to bless existing, year-round ministries in the city and to help educate participants about how the Gospel applies to life.  Visit our website at www.kaleomissions.org . Responsibilities Lead small group discussions Serve alongside of mission teams in ministries throughout the city Assist with food preparation and hospitality Optional: assist with worship, social media, sports camps Requirements Must have high school diploma or equivalent Must agree to our Statement of Faith and Staff Standards Must be able to live on site for the duration of the summer program Must have a clear background check Benefits Unpaid position, although interns are invited to raise financial support Room and board is provided Incredible opportunity to gain experience in leadership, communications, event planning, networking, non-profit management, youth ministry Opportunities to advance to paid, full-time positions in the future. To apply, go to http://www.kaleomissions.org/intern-application/

You only have a few summers during your college years.  This is a unique opportunity to take all that you have learned about God and invest in the life of high school students from all over the country.  Come serve with Kaleo Missions: live in the city, learning and serving alongside students as they demonstrate Christ’s sacrificial love to some of the most vulnerable people in our country. Each summer we create a team of 4-5 college students to immerse in urban ministry in each of our six cities, shepherded by a Kaleo City Director and encouraged by local church and ministry leaders.  You will live onsite providing daily leadership as you learn about youth ministry, homeless ministry, refugee ministry, working with kids from low-income neighborhoods, and much more. New York – Dallas - New Orleans - San Diego - Portland - Jackson. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kaleo Missions is a Christian short-term missions program that creates week-long missions experiences for youth groups.  We believe that a mission trip is a valuable opportunity to bless existing, year-round ministries in the city and to help educate participants about how the Gospel applies to life.  Visit our website at www.kaleomissions.org . Responsibilities Lead small group discussions Serve alongside of mission teams in ministries throughout the city Assist with food preparation and hospitality Optional: assist with worship, social media, sports camps Requirements Must have high school diploma or equivalent Must agree to our Statement of Faith and Staff Standards Must be able to live on site for the duration of the summer program Must have a clear background check Benefits Unpaid position, although interns are invited to raise financial support Room and board is provided Incredible opportunity to gain experience in leadership, communications, event planning, networking, non-profit management, youth ministry Opportunities to advance to paid, full-time positions in the future. To apply, go to http://www.kaleomissions.org/intern-application/

You only have a few summers during your college years.  This is a unique opportunity to take all that you have learned about God and invest in the life of high school students from all over the country.  Come serve with Kaleo Missions: live in the city, learning and serving alongside students as they demonstrate Christ’s sacrificial love to some of the most vulnerable people in our country. Each summer we create a team of 4-5 college students to immerse in urban ministry in each of our six cities, shepherded by a Kaleo City Director and encouraged by local church and ministry leaders.  You will live onsite providing daily leadership as you learn about youth ministry, homeless ministry, refugee ministry, working with kids from low-income neighborhoods, and much more. New York – Dallas - New Orleans - San Diego - Portland - Jackson. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kaleo Missions is a Christian short-term missions program that creates week-long missions experiences for youth groups.  We believe that a mission trip is a valuable opportunity to bless existing, year-round ministries in the city and to help educate participants about how the Gospel applies to life.  Visit our website at www.kaleomissions.org . Responsibilities Lead small group discussions Serve alongside of mission teams in ministries throughout the city Assist with food preparation and hospitality Optional: assist with worship, social media, sports camps Requirements Must have high school diploma or equivalent Must agree to our Statement of Faith and Staff Standards Must be able to live on site for the duration of the summer program Must have a clear background check Benefits Unpaid position, although interns are invited to raise financial support Room and board is provided Incredible opportunity to gain experience in leadership, communications, event planning, networking, non-profit management, youth ministry Opportunities to advance to paid, full-time positions in the future. To apply, go to http://www.kaleomissions.org/intern-application/

You only have a few summers during your college years.  This is a unique opportunity to take all that you have learned about God and invest in the life of high school students from all over the country.  Come serve with Kaleo Missions: live in the city, learning and serving alongside students as they demonstrate Christ’s sacrificial love to some of the most vulnerable people in our country. Each summer we create a team of 4-5 college students to immerse in urban ministry in each of our six cities, shepherded by a Kaleo City Director and encouraged by local church and ministry leaders.  You will live onsite providing daily leadership as you learn about youth ministry, homeless ministry, refugee ministry, working with kids from low-income neighborhoods, and much more. New York – Dallas - New Orleans - San Diego - Portland - Jackson. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kaleo Missions is a Christian short-term missions program that creates week-long missions experiences for youth groups.  We believe that a mission trip is a valuable opportunity to bless existing, year-round ministries in the city and to help educate participants about how the Gospel applies to life.  Visit our website at www.kaleomissions.org . Responsibilities Lead small group discussions Serve alongside of mission teams in ministries throughout the city Assist with food preparation and hospitality Optional: assist with worship, social media, sports camps Requirements Must have high school diploma or equivalent Must agree to our Statement of Faith and Staff Standards Must be able to live on site for the duration of the summer program Must have a clear background check Benefits Unpaid position, although interns are invited to raise financial support Room and board and a metro card is provided Incredible opportunity to gain experience in leadership, communications, event planning, networking, non-profit management, youth ministry Opportunities to advance to paid, full-time positions in the future. To apply, go to http://www.kaleomissions.org/intern-application/

You only have a few summers during your college years.  This is a unique opportunity to take all that you have learned about God and invest in the life of high school students from all over the country.  Come serve with Kaleo Missions: live in the city, learning and serving alongside students as they demonstrate Christ’s sacrificial love to some of the most vulnerable people in our country. Each summer we create a team of 4-5 college students to immerse in urban ministry in each of our six cities, shepherded by a Kaleo City Director and encouraged by local church and ministry leaders.  You will live onsite providing daily leadership as you learn about youth ministry, homeless ministry, refugee ministry, working with kids from low-income neighborhoods, and much more. New York – Dallas - New Orleans - San Diego - Portland - Jackson. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kaleo Missions is a Christian short-term missions program that creates week-long missions experiences for youth groups.  We believe that a mission trip is a valuable opportunity to bless existing, year-round ministries in the city and to help educate participants about how the Gospel applies to life.  Visit our website at www.kaleomissions.org . Responsibilities Lead small group discussions Serve alongside of mission teams in ministries throughout the city Assist with food preparation and hospitality Optional: assist with worship, social media, sports camps Requirements Must have high school diploma or equivalent Must agree to our Statement of Faith and Staff Standards Must be able to live on site for the duration of the summer program Must have a clear background check Benefits Unpaid position, although interns are invited to raise financial support Room and board is provided Incredible opportunity to gain experience in leadership, communications, event planning, networking, non-profit management, youth ministry Opportunities to advance to paid, full-time positions in the future. To apply, go to http://www.kaleomissions.org/intern-application/

You only have a few summers during your college years.  This is a unique opportunity to take all that you have learned about God and invest in the life of high school students from all over the country.  Come serve with Kaleo Missions: live in the city, learning and serving alongside students as they demonstrate Christ’s sacrificial love to some of the most vulnerable people in our country. Each summer we create a team of 4-5 college students to immerse in urban ministry in each of our six cities, shepherded by a Kaleo City Director and encouraged by local church and ministry leaders.  You will live onsite providing daily leadership as you learn about youth ministry, homeless ministry, refugee ministry, working with kids from low-income neighborhoods, and much more. New York – Dallas - New Orleans - San Diego - Portland - Jackson. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kaleo Missions is a Christian short-term missions program that creates week-long missions experiences for youth groups.  We believe that a mission trip is a valuable opportunity to bless existing, year-round ministries in the city and to help educate participants about how the Gospel applies to life.  Visit our website at www.kaleomissions.org . Responsibilities Lead small group discussions Serve alongside of mission teams in ministries throughout the city Assist with food preparation and hospitality Optional: assist with worship, social media, sports camps Requirements Must have high school diploma or equivalent Must agree to our Statement of Faith and Staff Standards Must be able to live on site for the duration of the summer program Must have a clear background check Benefits Unpaid position, although interns are invited to raise financial support Room and board and a metro card is provided Incredible opportunity to gain experience in leadership, communications, event planning, networking, non-profit management, youth ministry Opportunities to advance to paid, full-time positions in the future. To apply, go to http://www.kaleomissions.org/intern-application/

You only have a few summers during your college years.  This is a unique opportunity to take all that you have learned about God and invest in the life of high school students from all over the country.  Come serve with Kaleo Missions: live in the city, learning and serving alongside students as they demonstrate Christ’s sacrificial love to some of the most vulnerable people in our country. Each summer we create a team of 4-5 college students to immerse in urban ministry in each of our six cities, shepherded by a Kaleo City Director and encouraged by local church and ministry leaders.  You will live onsite providing daily leadership as you learn about youth ministry, homeless ministry, refugee ministry, working with kids from low-income neighborhoods, and much more. New York – Dallas - New Orleans - San Diego - Portland - Jackson. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kaleo Missions is a Christian short-term missions program that creates week-long missions experiences for youth groups.  We believe that a mission trip is a valuable opportunity to bless existing, year-round ministries in the city and to help educate participants about how the Gospel applies to life.  Visit our website at www.kaleomissions.org . Responsibilities Lead small group discussions Serve alongside of mission teams in ministries throughout the city Assist with food preparation and hospitality Optional: assist with worship, social media, sports camps Requirements Must have high school diploma or equivalent Must agree to our Statement of Faith and Staff Standards Must be able to live on site for the duration of the summer program Must have a clear background check Benefits Unpaid position, although interns are invited to raise financial support Room and board is provided Incredible opportunity to gain experience in leadership, communications, event planning, networking, non-profit management, youth ministry Opportunities to advance to paid, full-time positions in the future. To apply, go to http://www.kaleomissions.org/intern-application/

You only have a few summers during your college years.  This is a unique opportunity to take all that you have learned about God and invest in the life of high school students from all over the country.  Come serve with Kaleo Missions: live in the city, learning and serving alongside students as they demonstrate Christ’s sacrificial love to some of the most vulnerable people in our country. Each summer we create a team of 4-5 college students to immerse in urban ministry in each of our six cities, shepherded by a Kaleo City Director and encouraged by local church and ministry leaders.  You will live onsite providing daily leadership as you learn about youth ministry, homeless ministry, refugee ministry, working with kids from low-income neighborhoods, and much more. New York – Dallas - New Orleans - San Diego - Portland - Jackson. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kaleo Missions is a Christian short-term missions program that creates week-long missions experiences for youth groups.  We believe that a mission trip is a valuable opportunity to bless existing, year-round ministries in the city and to help educate participants about how the Gospel applies to life.  Visit our website at www.kaleomissions.org . Responsibilities Lead small group discussions Serve alongside of mission teams in ministries throughout the city Assist with food preparation and hospitality Optional: assist with worship, social media, sports camps Requirements Must have high school diploma or equivalent Must agree to our Statement of Faith and Staff Standards Must be able to live on site for the duration of the summer program Must have a clear background check Benefits Unpaid position, although interns are invited to raise financial support Room and board is provided Incredible opportunity to gain experience in leadership, communications, event planning, networking, non-profit management, youth ministry Opportunities to advance to paid, full-time positions in the future. To apply, go to http://www.kaleomissions.org/intern-application/

We are looking for male and female counselors to serve our local youth for 4 weeks this summer. What an amazing opportunity to have influence in a student's life that could have an impact for eternity! Training week is June 7-13 followed by three weeks of youth camp. Juniors (age 7-10), Junior High (age 10-13) Teen (age 13-17). We pay our counselors $150 per week as well as covering travel expenses to get here.  If you would like to apply, please visit https://www.gitche.net/join-our-team Please call 906-337-0527 with any questions. 

Curriculum Writer (Bilingual) Position Aims To assume primary responsibility for the development of a high-quality club curriculum that will help leaders deeply impact children with the gospel. To fully equip Spanish-speaking leaders with a Spanish-version of the curriculum and all related materials.  Core Functions and Responsibilities Write 24–26 user-friendly lessons per year that are age appropriate and aligned with Crossroads’ philosophy of curriculum. (70%) Build a team of people who will provide input and ideas. Visit club meetings to evaluate the curriculum as it is being used. Write a series of club lessons each year that are connected by a theme, and include age-adapted versions for K-2, 3-5 and 6-8 along with activities and game ideas.  Create monthly parent communication tools that align with the curriculum (e.g. e-newsletters). Oversee the assembly and distribution of CKC Games Bags each year. Develop measures to assess the effectiveness of the curriculum resources, and strive to improve it on an ongoing basis. Translate curriculum and related materials to Spanish. (20%) Translate all lessons to Spanish and proofread them carefully.  Translate any curriculum-related materials, such as parent newsletters and Games Bags, and blog posts when applicable.  Present curriculum to club leaders at the annual conference. (10%) Prepare an engaging presentation of the curriculum theme and resources to share with leaders at the annual conference in August. Participate in the conference and intentionally develop relationships with leaders. Time Investment Part-time (average of 7–8 hours per week).  Hours are flexible and will vary by season.  Required attendance at the annual conference in August, and at least one weekday afternoon should be regularly available to visit clubs occasionally. Relationships   Reports to CEO Relates to all team members Develops relationships with team leaders and club volunteers Builds and oversees a curriculum advisory team Compensation $30-$40 an hour, depending on background Tools and Training Provided On-the job, personalized training Mileage reimbursement for transportation to off-site locations Competencies Required Creativity The ability to come up with new, innovative ways to teach children and engage them in the lesson, and to create high-quality content that is engaging and fun.  Written Communication Skills (bilingual) The ability to express ideas and give instructions clearly and consistently in writing in a way that is easily understood by a wide audience of volunteers (in both Spanish and English)   Oral Communication Skills (bilingual) The ability to express oneself clearly in conversations and interactions with others, as well as give compelling presentations in front of an audience (in both Spanish and English.)   Flexibility Openness to different and new ways of doing things; willingness to modify one’s preferred way of doing things. Willingness to experiment and try new things. Contextualization The ability to take best practice ideas and adapt them effectively in a variety of cultural, geographical, and socioeconomic contexts.  Taking Initiative Identifying what needs to be done and doing it before being asked or before the situation requires it. Building collaborative relationships The ability to develop, maintain and strengthen partnerships with others inside or outside the organization who can provide information, assistance and support. Experience and Skills Required Deep love for Jesus and his Church along with a passion for Crossroads Kids Club’s mission and agreement with Crossroads statement of faith and Christian lifestyle declarations Ability to think and operate in accordance with the organization’s core values. A master’s degree in ministry, education, Bible, theology or a related field 2-3 years experience working with children, (experience in a Crossroads Kids Club preferred) Written and oral proficiency in Spanish and English Presentation skills: public speaking and small group meetings. Comfort and ability working with children  Software/Technical Skills Required (training will be provided) G-Suite (Google Docs, Sheets, Mail, Calendar) Mailchimp WordPress Zoom

West Cook YMCA POSITION DESCRIPTION Job Title: Sport Coach Job Code: Nonexempt Reports to: Healthy Living Sports Program Coordinator Revised: 10/28/2019 POSITION SUMMARY West Cook YMCA Sport Coaches provide instruction for West Cook YMCA sport programming. This is done with an emphasis on maintaining the quality of the program, remaining up-to-date on sport trends and education materials, and increasing the number of participants served. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS 1. Promote and model the YMCA’s philosophy of healthy spirit, mind, and body 2. Commit to developing character in all participants, particularly youth Create, demonstrate, and implement sports programming and skill techniques in a safe and effective manner and sequence 3. Substitute for other instructors in order to encourage overall quality programming and staff support 4. Respond to all injuries and assist in immediate first aid and proper emergency procedures 5. Reliable communication with participants, coaches, and supervisor(s) 6. Provide support to the Health Living Director and other Executive Staff/Program Staff for special events and for other projects and duties as needed and assigned 7. Attend and contribute to all mandatory staff meetings, workshops, and in-services 8. Maintain and keep the sport programming areas and equipment organized, clean, and inviting 9. Know and enforce YMCA rules and regulations 10. Maintain and contribute to a professional and team atmosphere YMCA LEADERSHIP COMPETENCIES (Leader) Values: Demonstrates in word and action the Y’s core values of Caring, Honesty, Respect, and Responsibility and a commitment to the Y’s mission, in all matters at all times. Quality Results: Demonstrates and fosters a strong commitment to achieving goals in a manner that provides quality experiences. Functional Expertise: Has the functional and technical knowledge and skills to do the job at a high level of accomplishment. Relationships: Builds authentic relationships in the service of enhancing individual and team performance to support the Y’s work. Developing Others: Recognizes and acts on the need to continually develop others’ capabilities to attain the highest level of performance possible. REQUIRED SKILLS AND REQUISITES · Must be 18 years or older · High School or Collegiate sport experience · Supervisory/Leadership experience · Knowledge of a variety of sports, including rules, game strategies, and skills · Demonstrate ability to be highly organized and possess strong planning skills · Willingness and ability to work a variety of shifts, including evenings and weekends · Ability to work with a variety of age groups · Certification in CPR/AED, First Aid, and Bloodborne Pathogens through the American Heart Association or the American Red Cross · Certification or willingness to receive certification in Child Abuse Prevention · Knowledge of exercise physiology, kinesiology, safe training procedures, exercise program implementation, and proper cardiovascular, resistance, free weight, and related fitness equipment that would aid in offering additional programs and services. · Willingness to become a Heart Healthy Ambassador, Lifestyle Coach or become certified in fitness or chronic disease programming that would aid in offering additional programs and services. WORKING CONDITIONS · Ability to walk, stand, and sit (including on the floor) for long periods of time. · Exposure to communicable diseases and bodily fluids. · Must be able to lift and carry supplies weighing up to 50 pounds. · Ability to stand or sit while maintaining alertness for several hours at a time. · Position may require bending, leaning, kneeling, and walking. · Ability to speak concisely and effectively communicate. · Visual and auditory ability to respond to critical situations and physical ability to act swiftly in an emergency If interested, please email Steven Thomas at  sthomas@westcookymca.org

Human Resources - 820 N. LaSalle Drive - Chicago, IL 60610 Phone: (312) 329-4237   Fax: (312) 329-2155   Website :  www.moodybible.org/careers Email: hresources@moody.edu   BROADCASTING Chicago Operations Manager – Radio Operations Chief Engineer – WRMB (Boynton Beach, FL) Morning Host – WMBW (Chattanooga, TN) News & Community Relations Manager – WRMB (Boynton Beach, FL) Network Morning Show Host – Moody Radio Network Station Manager – KMBI (Spokane, WA) Station Manager – WRMB (Boynton Beach, FL) Technical Support Manager – Engineering Support   FACULTY Asst. Chief Flight Instructor – Moody Aviation (Spokane, WA) Faculty - Bible & Theology – Undergraduate School Faculty - Clinical Mental Health Counseling – Undergraduate School Faculty - Education Ministry – Undergraduate School Faculty - Historical Theology – Undergraduate School   PROFESSIONAL/TECHNICAL Book Marketing Manager – Moody Publishers Counselor – Counseling Services Enterprise Applications Administrator – Enterprise Applications Facilities Engineer – Engineering Operations Investments Administrator – Investments Marketing Intelligence Manager – Digital Marketing Marketing Manager – Marketing & Communications Senior Administrative Accountant – Controller’s Office Video Producer – Marketing Communications   SERVICE Custodian – Facilities Police Officer – Public Safety   PART-TIME Bookkeeper – Moody Aviation (Spokane, WA) CRM Coordinator – Customer Relationship Management Desk Supervisor – Public Safety Desktop Support Technician – Client Technology Services Facilities Maintenance Technician – Moody Aviation (Spokane, WA) Office Administrator – Public Safety Office Coordinator – Music Department Professional Writing Tutor – Counseling Services Promotions Assistant – WMBI     Please go to our website  www.moodyglobal.org/careers . Read about the Application Process and Tips for Applicants.

Are you passionate about sharing Christ with the nations? Could you see yourself using English conversation or teaching English in another country? There are many opportunities across the globe to engage in English/TESL/ESL outreach to build relationships as a bridge to the gospel. Read more about the following opportunities around the world: BRAZIL: TESOL (ESL/EFL) Teacher/Intern Join the vibrant work of Restoration Ministries, serving God through TESOL opportunities in an area where there is high demand for English skills. As an intern you will assist Brazilian EFL teachers and lead engaging ESL/EFL classes and activities with the goal of transformational teaching and discipleship.  https://worldventure.com/popportunities/tesol-efl-esl-teacher-intern/ POLAND: English Teacher and Conversation Partner The chance to practice speaking English with a “native speaker” is still a draw to people in Poland. Through this avenue you will have many opportunities to build relationships that often lead to open doors for evangelism. Classes are generally small to facilitate conversation, and many people choose to meet one-on-one. Whether you have a teaching certificate or just like to talk, you will be in big demand here.  https://worldventure.com/popportunities/english-teacher-and-conversation-partner/ RUSSIA: Summer ESL Internship Teach English in a vibrant, Russian city this summer! Each summer, we host a 2 month English camp in which we have need for interns to come and commit to teaching English for 20 hours per week at the camp. You will serve under the supervision of an ESL instructor who will train you in the English curriculum you will help teach. You will have time to travel, visit world-famous museums, and experience the many tourist attractions in the city.  https://worldventure.com/popportunities/summer-esl-internship/ JAPAN: TESOL Intern Be a part of the outreach of Japanese churches through TESOL ministry.  https://worldventure.com/popportunities/tesol-intern/ TAIWAN: Coffee & Games Shop: Church Planting Intern Join a team launching a coffee and games shop as a fun place to relax and build relationships to share Jesus. Our team offers free weekly English conversation classes and English Bible study. The vision is that a church will grow out of this ministry.  https://worldventure.com/popportunities/coffee-shop-games-church-planting-intern/ Opportunities may exist in other countries. Inquire with WorldVenture for more information.

Thousands of Chinese students and scholars come to American universities each year.  China Outreach Ministries reaches out to them in Christ’s love, meeting their needs through practical helps, friendship and God’s Word.  COM is seeking Campus Staff Ministers to serve Chinese students and scholars with the goal of leading them to Christ and discipling them to become multiplying, fully devoted followers of Christ.  The Campus Staff Minister is responsible for: Providing services and programs that will meet the felt (practical) needs of students and scholars. Sharing the Gospel message with Chinese students and scholars and discipling those who come to faith in Christ. Involving local churches and volunteers in serving and reaching Chinese students and scholars. China Outreach Ministries is a tax-exempt nonprofit organization based in Mechanicsburg, PA.  Its mission is to give Christ to Chinese students and scholars, future leaders of China, who study or do research at American universities.  COM staff, working in university communities throughout the U.S., offer hospitality, social activities, English classes and a variety of practical services to help these students and scholars succeed.  As COM staff members build friendships, they share Christ and offer Bible studies for those who are interested.  They mentor and disciple those who come to Christ and help those who return to China as believers become Christ-like leaders for their families, communities, and professions.  Ministry staff work closely with local churches and volunteers. COM is seeking mature disciples of Jesus Christ to fill these positions, ones who are self-motivated and committed to achieving COM’s goals.  Candidates must have outstanding interpersonal and communication skills and cross-cultural awareness.  They must be able to meet new people, build friendships, teach the Bible, lead small groups, organize outreach programs and manage volunteers. Candidates must have a bachelor’s degree, or in lieu of a degree, significant experience in campus ministry.  Two or more years of work experience in campus or cross-cultural ministry preferred. The Campus Staff Minister will work in a university community where there are a substantial number of Chinese students and scholars.  He/she will meet and work with ministry staff, students/scholars and constituents at university campuses, churches, offices, public places and in homes.  The ministry requires car travel and may require air travel.  

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  

The Development Director is responsible for the development and implementation of strategic plans to raise funds for InterAct cost-effectively and time-efficiently. Duties include overseeing and managing fundraising efforts, building strong and successful relationships, maintaining communications with donors and friends and collaborating with staff to effectively execute fundraising events.

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