

Use your professional skills and passion to do the good work of God’s Kingdom.
Work with a regional team to provide assistance with ongoing activities of the ministry and financial recording. This individual will help other team members with general operating tasks, ensuring timely reporting by all team members, and helping the ministry to continue to thrive. Financial responsibilities include obtaining monthly expense reports from team members, submitting monthly reports to the SIM field Finance Manager and Sports Friends Director of Finance, and completing any necessary account reconciliations on a timely basis. This position is an essential part of the team and is perfectly suited for those with a servant’s heart.
Recommended experience: It is strongly recommended that the candidate possesses prior bookkeeping or accounting experience. Previous experience in office related work is also beneficial. Strong communication skills and experience with Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Outlook are required. Candidate will be required to operate in English and participate in regular video conference calls.
Support raising: Sports Friends workers raise their own support, but you don’t have to do it alone. Your local SIM office will help with training, resources, and guidance along the way. We have seen God provide for our workers over and over again!
Provide sports ministry training, coaching instruction, and sports ministry model development to support effective sports ministry programs for girls and young women. Focus on vision casting, training, coaching instruction, model development, and problem solving with sports ministers. Work closely with church denominations and church-planting movements to see sustainable, locally-led sports ministry programs developed for girls.
Recommended experience: Previous experience in sports leadership or coaching is required. Previous experience in league development and sports camp ministries may also be helpful. Expertise primarily sought in volleyball, though basketball, football (soccer), and other sports are also useful. Previous experience in teaching, training, leadership, and ministry development among girls or women would also be beneficial.
Support raising: Sports Friends workers raise their own support, but you don’t have to do it alone. Your local SIM office will help with training, resources, and guidance along the way. We have seen God provide for our workers over and over again!
Work with a team to provide sports ministry training, coaching instruction, and sports ministry model development to support effective sports ministry programs. The focus will be on vision casting, disciple-making, training, coaching instruction, model development, and problem solving with local sports ministers.
Recommended experience: Position requires previous experience in ministry, sports ministry or coaching. Expertise is primarily sought in soccer and/or volleyball, though knowledge of additional sports such as basketball, netball, cricket, field hockey etc. would be valuable in specific field locations. Previous experience in league development and sports camp ministries may also be helpful along with teaching, training, or leadership development abilities.
Support raising: Sports Friends workers raise their own support, but you don’t have to do it alone. Your local SIM office will help with training, resources, and guidance along the way. We have seen God provide for our workers over and over again!
Launched in 2016, the A-magazines are getting good reviews and have already produced many missions stories which serve the church in Africa and beyond. We have open opportunities for writers, distributors and administrative staff. This ministry is highly strategic, with many people testifying that the A-magazines are an excellent one-stop shop to find missions work by Africans documented. The ministry has developed significantly since its inception and now has the AfriGO, Allons-y, Afritwende and Afri-Ide. This has given the ministry a very wide audience across the continent.
Far more people pass through the doors of clinics and hospitals each day than the doors of churches. Come and use your healthcare skills in this mainly Muslim context and see lives impacted as you offer compassionate, holistic care in Christ's name. Our patients are usually open to prayer and there are opportunities to share gospel truths in response to their needs. We are also looking for those who can help local staff with professional development.
Partnering with other mission agencies and local believers, we create online ads that link to a website where those who are interested are able to read the Scriptures, download local-language Bible apps, watch local-language films with Christian content, and request face-to-face meetings with a local believer to talk more about Jesus and the Christian faith. Through online messaging and discernment of spiritual interest, we connect seekers with disciplers near them.
Do you like working with children and teenagers? We are looking for qualified school teachers, as well as those who could work in auxiliary roles such as dorm parenting, finance and admin, to enable families from SIM and like-minded organisations to stay on the field, knowing that their children's educational needs can be met. We place staff and interns at Dakar Academy (https://www.dakar-academy.org), and may also have opportunities for homeschool teachers. Dakar Academy has a Christian ethos, but welcomes children from all backgrounds, so there are opportunities both to disciple those from Christian families and also to share the good news with those who haven't heard.
The Senegalese church is growing, especially among young people. We seek to be active members of local churches, supporting them by regular attendance, in prayer, and by helping with different teaching and discipling ministries as opportunities arise. Talk to us to find out how you could serve.
We are looking for native English speakers to join our team in a large city, teaching English as an additional language to university students and others. Classes are based around a secular curriculum but you would have opportunities to share wisdom from the Bible and discuss with students. You can also facilitate 'drop-in' sessions on discussion topics of your choice. You will get to know students better and build friendships through our social events and day camps. This work provides great opportunities to interact with open-minded, inquiring young people and share the message of the Bible with them in culturally appropriate ways!
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