Vancouver, Canada is considered the least Christian major city in the US and Canada. Almost no one you meet has a personal relationship with Jesus. It is also very multi-cultural. When you walk down any street you will hear people speaking languages from around the world. It’s exciting to be able to reach people from China, Iran, India, South America, Africa and Canada in one location. We minister in a place that is hard, but it’s also rewarding. Join a small, growing church of seekers, new believers, and many immigrants to serve in children’s ministry. You will help us with our Summer Sports, VBS, and our summer community outreaches.

Special requirements: Students that serve in this opportunity should have a heart for children and a desire to engage with people from all over the world.

Are you a university student who wants to make your summer count for the Kingdom? Come serve with IMB Team Quebec, a church-planting and university ministry team focused on reaching students with the gospel in one of the most spiritually unreached areas in North America. This summer, you’ll have the opportunity to live on mission, share your faith, and help create a welcoming community for students in one of Quebec’s vibrant university cities: Montreal, Quebec City, or Sherbrooke.

Special requirements: Students that serve in this opportunity should have a passion for engaging university students. French is helpful but not required.

We are an urban church plant in the heart of Victoria, British Columbia. We are seeking to make disciples in one of the most secular neighborhoods and cities in North America. Our ministry is highly relational, and the benefit to any student who joins us is learning to think like a missionary, contextualizing the Gospel to see people who would otherwise have nothing to with Jesus become disciples of Him. We will work with students to determine the best ways to use their gifts and skills to help us in building relationships with our community to engage them with the Gospel.

Special requirements: Students assigned to this project should have a willingness to use their gifts/skills to help further church planting efforts.

Our region has over 300,000 people. English is the predominant language, and we are the only CNBC / SBC English-speaking congregation in the region, and we are helping plant other churches. Currently, we have a Japanese and Ukrainian church plant under our umbrella. Students will be given the opportunity to use their gifts here in the ways that fit best. Opportunities include: worship ministry, youth ministry, children’s ministry, evangelism, sports ministry, church planting, etc. The experience will be a good opportunity to gain various experiences in the Canadian context.

Special requirements: Students assigned to this team should expect to be stretched in their giftings and have a desire to help serve in church plants – sometimes that is out front and other times behind the scenes.

The South Korea Cluster is looking for men and women to come join us in Incheon, South Korea and its surrounding areas for a few months. Serving in South Korea provides a wonderful opportunity for ministry of all kinds. We are looking for people who are willing to sacrifice their comfort and time during this season to bring the Gospel to a people that are currently turning away from their Savior. We will do all kinds of activities that may include VBS, busking, evangelism parties, English teaching, and much more. There will be lots of walking and participants will likely take lots of public transportation. We are so happy for you to consider spending this wonderful time with us here in South Korea!

Your first stop will be a joint orientation with other Nehemiah Teams at the Nehemiah Teams Training Center in Mentone, Alabama. Learning the skills needed to carry out your assignment as well as team building will fill these first few day. Following your summer of ministry, you will return to the US for a joint debrief… sharing all God has done over the summer. Participants must commit to the entire program from orientation through the end of debrief.

Special requirements: Students assigned to this project should have a willingness to engage all age demographics in ministry opportunities that the Lord opens up. The team will work to prepare you and seek to use your gifts/skills to make the most impact.

Student interns will be participating in small groups, one-to-one Bible reading duos, youth and children ministries. Students will be encouraged to serve according to their gifting, with a special focus on children and youth. They will be given opportunity for creative involvement along with helping in preparation for a large VBS in early July as a community outreach. In addition, they will be assisting in a strong discipleship focused youth ministry.

Special requirements: Students that serve on this project should have an interest and desire to serve children and youth.

This team will use their skills, training, interests, and experience in film to help tell the stories of three specific language groups in Europe (France and Italy), the speakers of the Corsican, Sardinian, and Sicilian languages. Through film, this team will try to make these language groups, who are often completely unknown or “invisible” to the worldwide Christian community, “visible” to those, who are less familiar with the indigenous minority language groups of Europe. This team will shoot video, which shows the natural areas of these language groups, with an emphasis on their history, language, culture, spirituality, and identity. This will be accomplished both through personal interviews with speakers of these languages, as well as images that will show more about their language and culture. The hope is that these videos will help make the spiritual needs of these people groups apparent for prayer while also serving as a means of calling Christians in other countries, who might be open to God’s leading, into missions service among one of these language groups. This team will spend about five days in each location, followed by a retreat for editing/producing videos about these language groups, which can be used immediately, before their debriefing weekend and return to their home countries.

Special requirements: Students that serve on this project should be creative and artistic, having a passion and skills in film. Knowledge of Italian/French would be helpful, but not required. Students on this team should be self-starters and willing to engage in conversations with anyone.

Paris is one of the most visited cities in the world and is a global influencer. It is the center of the French speaking world, a leading economic area of Europe and a center of diversity. 40% of the Paris residents are either 1st or 2nd generation immigrants. Famous for its fashion, museums, shopping, monuments and dedication to the arts, France, like most of Western Europe, is a modern and very secular culture. Evangelical Christians comprise less than 1% of the population in France. Though the past shows that religion has been considered dead and dying in France, recent history shows a new trend of openness, especially among the younger generations. The Paris team is focusing on partnering with local churches, planting new churches in some of the least churched areas of the city, and developing strategic partnerships with committed missional US churches. Our intention is to assist in planting five churches over the next five years. Volunteers who accept these student intern positions will be instrumental in helping with our team’s outreach efforts and weekly ministries, serving as evangelism leaders when we host other summer volunteer teams, building new relationships and contacts in Paris, and strengthening relationships by connecting with and investing in local French churches. Most importantly, we want you to introduce people to Jesus! We want to facilitate the bold proclamation of the gospel in this dark place to those who live here and those who are visiting. We need to make connections and share the gospel broadly, and you can help immensely in accomplishing this objective.

Special requirements: Students that serve on this project must be willing to be bold in engaging others with the Gospel. Participants on this trip should expect to do plenty of walking and climbing of stairs in the summer heat – with a minimum of 12,000-15,000 steps taken per day.

Are you ready to do “tip-of-the-spear” mission work? If so, we have the trip for you! A team of students will engage Eastern Europe, specifically in cities where the International Mission Board (IMB) either does not have personnel or has little idea of the state of the missionary work there is. It will be a seven week trip and the students will be somewhat in charge of their own schedule. IMB provides students with cities to visit, training, and questions to answer about the cities. IMB instructs them on how to secure travel. The team will utilize various means of lodging (hostels, hotels, etc.). IMB trains students before arrival in Budapest, as well as a week-long training in Budapest that will include training in entry to a context, evangelism, and discipleship. The team will be regional: Eastern Europe, Baltics, or Central Europe; and that will be determined by student interest.

Special requirements: Students that serve on this project should be self-starters, willing to learn how to live independently in an environment that will not be common to them. Students must handle money faithfully and frugally. They will handle their own resources for 7 weeks of living in Europe. *Students should have experience in evangelism, namely 3-circles, and not just know the presentation but come to the field with experience in sharing 3 circles with not-yet believing people. Participants need to be able to walk 15,000-20,000 steps per day. Students with food allergies will be responsible for their own care. First-world medical facilities are available throughout Europe, however, food allergy awareness is not an often-practiced discipline. Should students with food allergies choose to come on this trip, they must bring all necessary self-care items.

Are you ready to help us reach London? Join IMB church planters, journeymen, and local partners in meeting, sharing the Gospel with, and discipling university students from around the world. As an integral member of our growing team, you will join us in gathering and grouping new student contacts for events, leading Discovery Bible Studies, and building intentional discipleship relationships. But that’s not all. Our local churches need your partnership to serve alongside them as they connect with local university students to share the Gospel and disciple this next generation. So why give up your summer for London? According to The Standard newspaper, London is a modern-day Babel. Home to over 270 nations, this global city breaks records with over 300 spoken languages. On one bus ride alone, you’ll be overwhelmed with the sounds of English, Polish, Punjabi, Urdu, Bengali, Arabic, and French. London is a melting pot of nations in desperate need of God’s grace, and we need your help. Far too many of our communities are filled with people unaware and unconcerned with their spiritual bankruptcy. Will you join us in sharing the Gospel in London?

Special requirements: Students that serve on this project should be outgoing and able to take initiative and try new things to engage in Gospel conversations.

This team of students will work alongside an organization in Luxembourg called “Lëtzebuerg brauch d’Evangelium” (Luxembourg needs the Gospel) or LbE for short. This organization exists to encourage Church planting and development for Luxembourgish speakers through the Luxembourgish language. This team would work closely with LbE leaders and Churches in various activities of outreach. Due to anti-proselytizing laws in Luxembourg, common and more overt means of sharing the Gospel are problematic. Consequently, many activities and approaches are designed to build rapport and friendships with not-yet-believers, allowing them the incentive and freedom to ask faith questions. The assignment involves flexibility and the willingness to try new approaches and activities.

Special requirements: Students that serve on this project should be outgoing and able to take initiative and try new things to engage native Luxembourgish speakers in Gospel conversations. Some knowledge of French or German would be helpful but not required.

FEMALES ONLY: This team will go into an area where there is no known direct missions engagement in order to do some work for the purpose of developing a strategy for Gospel engagement of the Frisian speaking peoples of the Netherlands using their heart language. The assignment will have three primary components. First, the team will explore and determine the level of Christian activity and access to the Gospel and fullness of Christian discipleship through the medium of Frisian. Examples include seeking out churches that function through the medium of Frisian, and if so to what degree (completely in Frisian, bilingual, occasional use of Frisian). If no Churches are actively using Frisian, the team will determine if first-language Frisian speakers are engaged in Dutch speaking Churches and if there are Christian resources (print and other media) available in Frisian. Secondly, the team will explore the world of first-language, Frisian speakers. For example, the team will seek to discover concentrations of Frisian speakers, what places and areas do they tend to congregate and interact, the cultural distinctives of Frisian speakers, and what is the importance of their language to Frisian speakers and why? Thirdly, the team will develop a couple of practical tools, to be used by new personnel in the area to develop missions and Church-planting/strengthening initiatives among Frisian. Based on the team’s conversations, explorations, and observations, they will develop two tools, which are quite common in the initial stages of missionary engagement of a new people group, namely “Bridges and Barriers to the Gospel” and “100 Ministry/outreach Ideas.” Specific training regarding the preparation of these resources will be given during the team’s first week on-field. This assignment would be ideal experience and training for students who are considering vocational missions and/or Church-planting.

Special requirements: Students that serve on this project should be outgoing and able to take initiative and try new things to engage native Frisian speakers in Gospel conversations. Knowledge of Dutch would be helpful, but not required.

You will be working in a variety of ministries and areas within Romania, with a primary focus on Transylvania. The local team will do their best to match your gifts and abilities with the needs of local partners. There may be opportunities for medical/special needs and sports ministries, among others. As the team comes together, the Romania leadership will discern ways to best use the gifts and passions of the team to join their strategy to reach Romania for Christ!

Special requirements: Students that serve on this project should be willing to creatively use their gifts and passions to engage Romania for Christ.

FEMALE APPLICANTS ONLY :: This team will join other student volunteers and local church planters in activities related to church planting in a very Welsh-speaking area of Northwest Wales. The church-planting approach is more organic/missional, consequently mission and church activities are focused more in the community itself. The focus is on Welsh speakers within the community, and is inter-generational in nature, i.e., relating to Welsh speakers of all ages, from young children up to senior adults, in addition to relating to young Welsh speakers of a similar age. The students on this team would be expected to take initiative in meeting people and creating new friendships, often by utilizing common interests and passions.

Special requirements: Students that serve on this project should be outgoing and able to take initiative and try new things to engage native Welsh speakers in Gospel conversations.

Share Truth on the front lines of NAME through our cultural exchange program. Build friendships with English-speaking Arab college students, study Arabic, and immerse yourself in the culture of one of NAME’s largest cities. You’ll be a learner, a partner, a sower, and a friend. The harvest is plenty – come and work the field!

Special requirements: Students that serve on this project need to know that you will be serving among unreached and unengaged peoples in North Africa/Middle East. This will be a pioneer work. You must be bold and a self-starter. Students must be willing to use their gifts and interests to engage university students. Students must also be willing to study Arabic.

Join in on a new work among refugees in a North African megacity! Our team’s community development center is nestled among the busy streets of an unengaged neighborhood. The center offers English classes as well as workshops and community events. Your time will be spent assisting with ESL classes (English as Second Language) and utilizing your giftings to engage with young adults, many of whom are refugees. As a teacher, you will not only help these people improve their lives but you will also have opportunities to communicate the truth of God’s love. Your talents, passions, and hobbies will be used to strategically connect with the lost. You’ll work side-by-side with our team who is passionate about the Gospel. Our primary goal is for you to abide abundantly in Christ. We want you to share your faith out of an overflow of what Jesus is doing in you. Bring a hard-working attitude, a selfless heart for service, all your fresh ideas, and come join us on the frontline!

Students that serve on this project need to know that you will be serving among unreached and unengaged peoples in North Africa/Middle East. This will be a pioneer work. You must be bold and a self-starter. Students should have some ability or desire to teach English to non-English speakers.

Are you interested in being the mouth, hands, and feet of Jesus Christ, taking the Gospel to millions that have never heard the message of salvation? Come join our team as we engage one of the largest and most strategic cities in North Africa and the Middle East. You’ll spend your days as tourists exploring the local markets and beaches, taking in the sights, and prayerfully seeking out God prepared people. Broad Gospel seed sowing will be your day-to-day task and is how we find people seeking to know more. Our team will walk closely with you over the course of the summer as you learn to navigate life in an overseas context.

Special requirements: Students that serve on this project should have a passion and desire to serve Arabic peoples and an interest in ESL ministry.

Come spend the summer with us in North Africa! You will have the opportunity to help implement various summer camps (multi-sport, baseball, basketball, swimming, art, music, etc.). We are also looking for someone to do photography and media during summer camps. It is also possible to teach English, Art, Music/Dance, or Technology at summer camp.

While helping at camp, you will have numerous opportunities to interact with local coaches and teachers. We will encourage you to spend as much time as possible with your new local friends over coffee, in their homes, at the beach, etc. During these visits, you will be presented with many opportunities to present the Good News. Our team will also spend time with you each week to mentor you and fellowship together.

Special requirements: Students that serve on this project should have a passion and desire to serve Arabic peoples and skills in sports or photography/media.

Has university student ministry helped you grow in Christ? Would you like to share that impact with other university students? Come join the work in beautiful Buenos Aires, Argentina! Our team partners with local churches to engage the people of Buenos Aires with the Gospel and we need your help! Your daily assignments might include partnering with local students to prayer walk and evangelize on campus or visiting college and career groups at local churches to mobilize and encourage them. The city is a rich mix of many cultures, and your impact here can impact the nations with the Gospel.

Special requirements: Students that serve on this project should have a passion for ministry to university students and young adults.

Chile has a large Roman Catholic majority, especially among business & professional families where there is 0% Evangelical Christians. We would love to have you join our team! We will connect you as volunteers in local schools near our church plants, where you will develop friendships with Chilean youth and teachers for the purpose of making disciples. Your daily activities might include teaching English or sports/recreation in the local school or spending time with new friends for evangelism and discipleship.

Special requirements: Students that serve on this project will need to have some skills/interest in English as a Second Language, sports and/or recreation.

Our team is entering a new village, and we need your help building relationships and identifying needs in the community. By conducting health surveys, strategically mapping the community, and prayer walking, you will discover connections that will enable the team to share the Gospel as we enter this new community together. Additional ministry may include sports, English conversation clubs, and discipling missionary kids. We want to mentor you not only as a missionary but as a follower of Christ so that this may be a summer when you grow in your love for the Lord and for people.

Special requirements: Students that serve on this project should have a willingness to serve in a context with brand new missions/ministry work.

Our team in Panama City facilitates short-term trips, through an IMB program called Go Experience. You will collaborate with our weekly US volunteers, contributing to a range of ministries across the country. Your role will be pivotal in bridging the efforts of US volunteers and local initiatives. Your daily activities might include prayer walking, personal evangelism, university outreach, discipleship, and serving in various community engagement projects. Summer is our busiest time of the year, so your participation would be very strategic. We are a hardworking and fun team and would love to have you join us in this exciting work for the Lord.

Special requirements: Students that serve on this project must be willing to be out front in ministry opportunities and behind the scenes. Students must also be comfortable taking leadership responsibilities with volunteer mission teams.

Make disciples through church planting in a major global city: Lima, Peru! Yes, there is still major lostness in the Americas. Millions of people have never heard the Good News or been presented with the opportunity to follow Jesus. Our team loves to make disciples by doing things we already love such as sports, surfing, arts, and music. What do you love? Could you do it with us to tell people about Jesus? Let’s find out! As a Summer Sojourner in Lima, Peru you will partner with a missionary team to fight back against lostness using the unique skills and interests the Lord has given you.

Special requirements: You must be bold and a self-starter. Students must be willing to use their gifts and interests to engage those they interact with in Lima. Students need to be willing to learn more about what church planting looks like in an international context. Spanish is helpful, but not required.

Come join the work through this practical church planting experience in South Asia and press faithfully into those hard-to-reach people found in hard-to-reach places! Come alongside the local church and empower them to engage urban dwellers in the City of Joy. Engage people from all walks of life in conversation to show them the hope they are searching for is only found in the Gospel. You will map the city, share boldly, and disciple and equip the local church to see no place left unreached in the City of Joy!

Special requirements: Students that serve on this project need to know that you will be serving among unreached and unengaged peoples in South Asia. This will be a pioneer work. You must be bold and a self-starter.

South Asia is literally as far away from home as you can go. The Ends of the Earth team goes even further to places where foreigners don’t regularly travel. Even there, God is at work! Help us locate believers that God has raised up, vision cast for the lost around them, and show them how they can join His work to see people from every nation, tribe, people, language knowing and worshipping Jesus as Lord! As a part of this experience, expect to be mentored with just-in-time training, learning from experienced missionaries, and then sent to new places to practice what you’ve learned. Join us at the Ends of the Earth!

Special requirements: Students that serve on this project should be willing to go to hard places (physically and spiritually). Team members should be in good overall health, severe asthma, adverse reaction to crowds and activities requiring physical exertion, may want to consider other options as their needs may not be able to be accommodated.

Come participate in a practical missions internship to learn alongside some of the best practitioners in the world. You will begin this journey with practical orientation and training and will be given reading assignments to grow your practical knowledge of the task and sharpen the tools in your tool belt as you engage in this work. You will have on the ground opportunities to see what church planting looks like, taking an area from zero believers or understanding of who Jesus is, towards belief, baptism, church formation, church planting, and discipleship all the way through to sending and multiplying disciples and churches. You won’t be alone in this journey, as you will be mentored along the way and have the regular and valuable input of leadership who will challenge you in your own understanding of missiology. You will leave South Asia with practical on the ground experience in each part of the core missionary task. Come join us in engaging lostness and reaching those who have never heard before!

Special requirements: This project is designed for students with some missions experience. If you are looking for next steps in missions service and an intentional discipleship and hands-on education experience with missions personnel, this is the right project for you.

Go from village to village, playing basketball, showing the Jesus film and sharing Christ with hundreds, as you also disciple new believers. Live out of your bag, wash your clothes by hand, and sleep wherever a door is opened. Be a part of the next wave of Nehemiah Teams obeying the Great Commission. In partnership with IMB missionaries & national church planters, you will become a part of Filipino culture, make friends through sports, and make disciples in this very hard place.

Your first stop will be a joint orientation with other Nehemiah Teams at the Nehemiah Teams Training Center in Mentone, Alabama. Learning the skills needed to carry out your assignment as well as team building will fill these first few days. Following your summer of ministry, you will return to the US for a joint debrief… sharing all God has done over the summer. Participants must commit to the entire program from orientation through debrief.

Special requirements: Students that serve on this project should have an interest and skill in playing sports and seek to use that to engage others with the Gospel. Team members should be in good overall health, those with severe food allergies may want to consider other options as their needs may not be able to be accommodated.

Do you want to spend a summer working in a Buddhist city of more than 7 million unbelievers? Excited about sharing the gospel with Buddhists who have never heard the name of Jesus? Join us as we meet physical needs (food, water, education, etc.) to display the love of God, go door-to-door in villages sharing the Gospel, and make disciples alongside local believers.

Your first stop will be a joint orientation with other Nehemiah Teams at the Nehemiah Teams Training Center in Mentone, Alabama. Learning the skills needed to carry out your assignment as well as team building will fill these first few days. Following your summer of ministry, you will return to the US for a joint debrief… sharing all God has done over the summer. Participants must commit to the entire program from orientation through the end of debrief.

Special requirements: Students that serve on this project should have an interest in engaging people that have never heard that Gospel in a difficult context. Expect to be sitting on the floor for hours, weather extremes and spiritual darkness. Team members should be in good overall health, those with severe food allergies may want to consider other options as their needs may not be able to be accommodated.

Do you have a desire to reach unreached unengaged people groups? Come join us in a country that is majority Muslim and in desperate need of the Gospel. You will minister among 14 UPGs located on several different islands. Spend your days sharing the Gospel, being welcomed into homes, eating rice and fish, and prayer walking the area you are in. You will go out to remote islands for a few days at a time before returning to the main island to debrief and rest before going out again. Join us to make an impact for the Kingdom!

Special requirements: Students that serve on this project should have an interest in engaging people that have never heard that Gospel in a difficult context. Expect to be sitting on the floor for hours, weather extremes and spiritual darkness. Team members should be in good overall health, those with severe food allergies may want to consider other options as their needs may not be able to be accommodated.

Alert! Please do not consider this job if you are not willing to be challenged deeply. For those of you who are willing to let the Lord shake & shape you… Welcome, this may be the place for you this summer. The great missionary C.T Studd said ”Some wish to live within the sound of a chapel bell, I want to run a rescue shop within a yard of Hell.” Come to our tropical nation, sit on the floor in their one room homes, and be the first to share the Good News of the kingdom of God. Or light a fire in someone’s heart to share the love of Christ on university campuses that will keep burning when you return home, as we seek Him to powerfully work among university students. Lastly, you may be more wired to disciple those who have believed and help them further understand how to live as a World Christian. Every day here, another hundred enter into a Christless eternity, consider joining us and witnessing the Father work in and through you.

You will be working alongside a field team which is taking a multiple pronged approached… if you are hoping to have a variety of experiences, this will be a good place for you. Take trips between 2-10 hours from the city where you will go to unreached and some unengaged unreached people groups. As you go into those areas, you may bring water filters or teach English to open doors for these beloved people to hear the Gospel. On the other hand, the city of one million people that you will be staying in has great needs as well. Join us as we go on college campuses and share the Good News directly, or lead Bible studies on other campuses. Be prepared to feel like a celebrity as you take selfies for Jesus. Lastly, we will be working with local churches, mostly with youth and young adults in discipleship opportunities as well as encouraging them to take one step closer to the Father. You may not do all three of these, but if you come you will participate in at least one of them.

Special requirements: Students will need to be bold and self-starters. Expect to engage in university work, pioneer work among unreached peoples, serving in rural villages and mega cities.

Join us in our city of 3.5 million people from all walks of life who are trapped in darkness. We need students who are ready, able, and eager to get creative and look for ways to engage our city with the Gospel. Using your gifts and skills, you can impact our city through an English language community, outreach to victims of human trafficking, small business development, and exploring the streets looking for open doors.

Your first stop will be a joint orientation with other Nehemiah Teams at the Nehemiah Teams Training Center in Mentone, Alabama. Learning the skills needed to carry out your assignment as well as team building will fill these first few days. At the end of the summer, you’ll return for some final days of debrief. Participants must commit to the entire program from orientation through the end of debrief.

Special requirements: Due to the nature of some of the potential ministry engagement opportunities, students that serve on this project will need to be mature and understand they will be working among peoples in very difficult situations. Students with difficult asthma, diabetes, severe allergies, limited physical mobility, or food allergies may have difficulty on this project.

Be an integral part of our team’s strategy as we work to engage the largest and most diverse city on the most unreached island in the world. We have 23 universities through the city which are attended by people from across the island. We need students who are ready to boldly share their faith and help develop strategies to consistently access the many universities in the city. You will be able to work alongside our friends at a language and culture exchange center as well as our coffee consulting business. We want you to meet students and map out ways to engage them, share the Good News with them, and disciple those who already know the Lord or come to know the Lord while you are here.

Your first stop will be a joint orientation with other Nehemiah Teams at the Nehemiah Teams Training Center in Mentone, Alabama. Learning the skills needed to carry out your assignment as well as team building will fill these first few days. Following your summer of ministry, you will return to the US for a joint debrief… sharing all God has done over the summer. Participants must commit to the entire program from orientation through the end of debrief.

Special requirements: Students that serve on this project should be open to seeking creative ways to share the Gospel with university students and young adults. Team members should be in good overall health, those with severe food allergies may want to consider other options as their needs may not be able to be accommodated.

Side by side with Malawian believers, invest in the lives of Malawian college students and young people on college campuses in the capital city of Lilongwe. Work alongside an experienced IMB family in the nation’s capital as you do strategic research on college campuses and team with national partners to share the Gospel, disciple those who believe, and link disciples to local churches among the most critical population segment in the country.

Special requirements: Students assigned to this project should willing to come alongside field personnel to seek creative ways to engage and disciple college students and young adults.

Learn about Senegalese people and culture and come alongside the missionaries on the field who are engaging this people and culture with the gospel. You will spend some time learning some Wolof phrases and about Senegalese culture with national believers who can share their lived experiences. Prayer walk neighborhoods and learn to share your testimonies and Bible stories with the lost of that neighborhood. Engage with English students at the Grand Yoff Baptist Center, participate in kids’ club, and help with other ministries at the Center. You will also visit missionaries outside of Dakar proper to see missions efforts in more rural settings. This team will also help host a group of students from Super Summer Alabama Camp that will be serving in Senegal in June.

Special requirements: Students assigned to this project should be willing to engage people throughout the Grand Yoff neighborhood and have a desire to serve and meet needs of the community through ESL, kid’s clubs, etc.

Catalyze the youth of Zambia to reach their own generation by equipping them for evangelism, discipleship, and missions. More than 60% of Zambia is under the age of 30. It is a vast harvest opportunity and a great mission force to be equipped. Your team can engage the youth of Zambia through sports, music, radio ministry, and other forms of activities you all might enjoy. You will gather believers into small groups for discipleship and hold them accountable to share the gospel with others. Your goal is the motivate, equip, and encourage our Baptist churches so that they gain a vision and strategy for reaching youth of Zambia long after you are gone. By the time you finish your semester, we pray there is a team of disciples in Solwezi continuing to make more disciples as you leave.

Special requirements: Students assigned to this project should willing to come alongside local churches to challenge and equip Christian youth to engage nonbelieving youth with the Gospel. Be open to using the gifts and interests you have that can relate to students to connect.