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To provide visionary leadership and excellent support to the workers and staff of SIM Bolivia. If you have experience in leadership or administration and have overseas ministry or work experience consider this opportunity. A good level of Spanish is necessary or a willingness to learn. You must be willing to adapt to Bolivian culture and work with Bolivian administrative staff and workers in service of our multi-ethnic team of missionaries. You will relate to SIM workers and national church leadership.

The Bolivian church is following its call to mission near and far, and sending workers where the gospel is least known. To help meet the need for Bible formation, SIM Bolivia is seeking qualified seminary teachers who are passionate about discipling and equipping students to assume leadership in local churches, gospel ministries and for mission. Workers must demonstrate a willingness to learn a high level of Spanish, acquire cultural insight and be able to partner with local Bolivian leaders. There are opportunities in seminary and non-institutional training. Can you see yourself on a team of local and expat theologians investing in the next generation of Christian leaders in the global south? Join our team in Bolivia!

A 2-year leadership mentoring experience based on the approach SIM has established is offered to a small cohort of high impact pastors and church leaders. Pairs of qualified and capable mentors with life experience in the region will be matched with these leaders and their spouses.

We're looking for people passionate about sports, who are ready to serve young people, their families, and communities. You would help train and support coaches who could then set up programmes in their own communities. If that sounds like you, come and join us!

Ministry to the Quechua once required travel to distant and difficult-to-access villages. But the urban population has exploded as rural Quechuas have moved to cities for the opportunities afforded there. Churches in peri-urban areas where SIM workers minister need Bible teaching and help to reach their Quechua neighbours of all generations for Jesus Christ. Ministry opportunities include oral Bible teaching, social work to equip local churches to minister to challenges in their churches and communities and Sports Friends (See our Sports Friends entry for details). Community kids' clubs, church-based children's ministry, friendship evangelism, discipleship, mentoring and tutoring youth are ministry options. Are you compassionate, adventurous and can see yourself sharing your faith in Christ-in-life relationships? Join us in Bolivia!

God is raising Bolivians with a clarion call for church planting and mission in Bolivia's capital city, La Paz However, it is a challenge for them to find training and support from their local churches. The SIM La Paz team longs for God to establish a coalition of Bolivian churches which is biblically and financially committed to planting gospel-focused, disciple-making, missional churches. For this reason, we are providing training for church planters and their wives, as well as training for churches to ignite missional, life-on-life discipleship movements in their congregations so they can send out mature and equipped believers who are passionate about declaring and demonstrating the gospel, whether across the street or around the world. The SIM La Paz team needs discipleship and church-planting trainers and a person to mobilise churches and individual believers toward missional living and giving.

Working alongside churches, seminaries, and other groups you would encourage individuals and, especially, church leaders to fulfill the Great Commission. You would work with church leaders to explain how the Great Commission impacts their church and encourage them to pray for, to give to and to raise up people for global mission.

As a theological educator and gifted Bible teacher, you will help equip the Thai church to evangelise, make disciples, teach, plant churches and engage in mission.

Reach out in the community to see people responding to the gospel and being discipled into local churches.

Our aim is to raise awareness of people with disability in the community and in the church. Moreover, it seeks to enable and equip local disability ministries within SIM, develop and provide theological education/training in disability theology and ministry, and support SIM entities (and/or mission organisations in general) in becoming disability confident. A key part of the ministry objectives will be to recruit a team passionate about seeing the vision of the ministry fulfilled