Come help support a new work in an unengaged sector of an exciting North African megacity! Help lay the foundation for this work that we pray will bear fruit for years to come! Assist as an ESL teacher in a community development center and utilize the gifts God has given you to engage with the young adults in our city. As a teacher, you will not only help these people, many of whom are refugees, improve their lives, but will also have abundant opportunity to communicate the truth of God's love to the next generation. The position will offer some natural fluidity. We want you to effectively use your talents and gifts! Yes, you will teach English, but you will also have the opportunity to use your talents, passions, hobbies, etc. for the sake of the Kingdom. Come expecting to work side by side with a field team that is committed to and passionate about the Gospel! Our primary goal for you is that you abide abundantly in Christ while you are with us. We want you sharing your faith out of an overflow of what Jesus is doing in you. We will also need some help running our newly established community center. Bring a hard-working attitude, a selfless heart for service, and all your fresh ideas.
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 should have some ability or desire to English to non-English speakers.
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