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Mission Opportunities

There are a wide range of opportunities to help support the short-term needs of our missionaries. These needs range in time from a few weeks to several months. We currently have requests for help with clerical support, children’s camps, remodeling projects, repair work, teachers’ aides, etc. A complete current list is below.

Phil Parsons of CMML serves as Short-Term Service Coordinator. If you’d like to get in touch with Phil to inquire about helping and learn more about the short-term opportunities listed please contact him directly at pcparsons@cmml.us.

Missionaries may contact Phil to have their short-term requirements added to the list.

PLEASE NOTE: Unless otherwise indicated, all of the opportunities listed below are VOLUNTEER positions. Volunteers are required to raise their own financial support.

Work Type

NEW AND NEAR (new in the last 30 days or happening in the next 3 months)
Description	Country	Worker/Contact	Time
Education GRADES 2 and Grade 5, 6 &7 TEACHERS; DORM PARENTS; OFFICE HELP; MAINTENANCE Teaching – Grade 2 and Grade 5, 6, & 7. Teaching is done in English and involves teaching the syllabus incorporating local Zambian aspects and giving a broad international foundation. A music/art teacher is needed going forward as well. Dorm – mature Christian couple preferred, who have a caring and serving attitude, give godly counsel, and be willing to enforce expectations. Office – good organizational skills, bookkeeping experience preferred, but not required. Maintenance – people skilled with their hands and willing to work alongside in a helping-training role as mechanics, builders, and other trades as necessary for the maintenance of the school. This may necessarily involve some supervision of small projects. Sakeji Mission School Overview: Sakeji Mission School is a grades 1-9 boarding school, located in rural Zambia. The aim is to communicate the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ in word and deed to the children in our care, their families, and the community in which we live. Despite its rural location, it is fairly comfortable and secure environment for students, overseas visitors and long-term missionary staff. With a family atmosphere, school often becomes a home away from home. Missionary staff are all accommodated on site. Staffing needs: Sakeji Mission School needs missionary staff for different roles at the school. All missionary staff are involved in after-school and weekend duties with the students. While the schedule is busy, many find it rewarding to work with students, who become like family in the boarding environment. Many missionary staff are also involved in gospel outreach, local churches, Bible studies, and relief work in the community around the school. Sakeji Mission School has benefited from short-term (from 3 months – 1 year) staff coming to help relieve long term staff for furloughs and other commitments. We are also needing long-term (1 year+) committed mission volunteers, with a caring and service-oriented attitude. Time: Immediate Worker/Contact: Mark Ronald headmaster@sakeji.com or you can visit our website at www.sakeji.com.	Zambia	Mark Ronald headmaster@sakeji.com or you can visit our website at www.sakeji.com.	Immediate
Education Help with serving in a student centre with a small walk-in café Project Description: We have a ministry with French and foreign students including a drop-in centre with a café. A student from the US or Canada could register to study French for one year at the Aix-Marseille university and give a hand when possible at the café. Contact for more info: Contact Brad Dickson bdicksonfrance@gmail.com email: b.dickson@orange.fr Time: March 1, 2021 Worker/Contact: Contact Brad Dickson bdicksonfrance@gmail.com email: b.dickson@orange.fr	France	Contact Brad Dickson bdicksonfrance@gmail.com email: b.dickson@orange.fr	March 1, 2021

2019-2020
Description	Country	Worker/Contact	Time
Construction Future assembly building An assembly in Buenos Aires has a two-year option to buy a large building for their assembly to meet in. They have done a few improvements and are waiting for the Lord to supply the needed finances. If the Lord has them move ahead with the building, we can expect they will need a team in a couple years. [Updated 9/16/17] Time: Possible future trip Worker/Contact: Team Workers Abroad Contact: Fred Scott fred@teamworkersabroad.org	Argentina	Team Workers Abroad Contact: Fred Scott fred@teamworkersabroad.org	Possible future trip
Teaching English "Proclaiming Christ through Teaching English" articulates our goal at Wroclaw Language School, located in southwest Poland. Our staff of evangelical Christians aims to teach English at a high standard, but more importantly, to develop friendships with students in order to share the Gospel. We do this throughout the academic year individually and in group outreach activities. You do not need to speak Polish or have previous teaching experience to teach at the school. We are looking for native English speakers willing to commit to two years and we begin accepting applications in February for the following academic year. Visit our web page at wsj.edu.pl. Contact for more info: Cindy Hughes patandcindyhughes@hotmail.com Missionary profile: http://www.cmml.us/missionaries/m252 [Updated 11/6/17] Time: 2-year commitment preferred Worker/Contact: Hughes, Pat & Cindy patandcindyhughes@hotmail.com	Poland	Hughes, Pat & Cindy patandcindyhughes@hotmail.com	2-year commitment preferred

Ongoing
Description	Country	Worker/Contact	Time
Food Service Caterer – Needing to be filled starting January 2020 Sakeji Mission School is a rural, private boarding school established in 1925, providing quality education to children of missionaries and Zambians from various backgrounds. Our missionary staff are commended and supported by home assemblies. Our goal is to share God's Word, see young people enter into a personal relationship with Jesus Christ as Saviour and Lord, and equip them to be leaders in their future families, communities, and nations. Our student enrollment is growing with students from grades 1 through 9. Each school year consists of 3 terms of 10-12 weeks each. The first term runs from January – March, second term from May – July, and third term from September – November. Job Description: We are prayerfully seeking a caterer for the school kitchen. The main function of this role is working with and supervising the trained kitchen staff to provide three healthy meals a day and snacks for the staff and students for the duration of the 10 or 12 week term. In addition to providing meals, the role includes planning menus, supervising the cleaning of the kitchen and dining hall facility, ordering and purchasing the needed food, cleaning and uniform supplies. More information is available upon request about the duties included in this role. Our Sakeji team members should demonstrate a commitment to meeting the social, physical, emotional and spiritual needs of our students. In addition, Sakeji missionary staff need to be committed to working together; encouraging, helping, and building one another up. For more information please contact Mark Ronald headmaster@sakeji.com or you can visit our website at www.sakeji.com. Time: January 2020 Worker/Contact: headmaster@sakeji.com	Zambia	headmaster@sakeji.com	January 2020
Education SUPPORT STAFF We are prayerfully seeking individuals interested in helping in a various support roles at the school. We welcome short-term help (minimum1 term) and appreciate the extras they can provide our students. Activities may include assisting teachers, helping with classes and games, reading with students, as well as working as a team to provide after school and weekend activities. There are no special skills required for this position, only a willing attitude to help in a rewarding environment. Our Sakeji team members should demonstrate a commitment to meeting the social, physical, emotional and spiritual needs of our students. In addition, Sakeji missionary staff need to be committed to working together; encouraging, helping, and building one another up. Time: Immediate and ongoing Worker/Contact: Mark Ronald headmaster@sakeji.com or you can visit our website at www.sakeji.com.	Zambia	Mark Ronald headmaster@sakeji.com or you can visit our website at www.sakeji.com.	Immediate and ongoing
Education CATERER We are prayerfully seeking a caterer for the school kitchen. The main function of this role is working with and supervising the trained kitchen staff to provide three healthy meals a day and snacks for the staff and students for the duration of the 10 or 12 week term. In addition to providing meals, the role includes planning menus, supervising the cleaning of the kitchen and dining hall facility, ordering and purchasing the needed food, cleaning and uniform supplies. More information is available upon request about the duties included in this role. Our Sakeji team members should demonstrate a commitment to meeting the social, physical, emotional and spiritual needs of our students. In addition, Sakeji missionary staff need to be committed to working together; encouraging, helping, and building one another up. Time: Now and ongoing Worker/Contact: Mark Ronald headmaster@sakeji.com or you can visit our website at www.sakeji.com.	Zambia	Mark Ronald headmaster@sakeji.com or you can visit our website at www.sakeji.com.	Now and ongoing
Children's Work / Education / Medical / Practical Helps Note: Some of these opportunities are for volunteers from India only. The Accept home for the elderly is now open. 7 are now under our care; more will be taken in the coming days. Up to 10 can be taken care of. Volunteers could help with the elderly. There will be a need for a couple to take care of them as full-time staff. Volunteers are needed for the children’s ministry and medical care at the hospice. How can one be involved with Accept ministry? 1. Pray. 2. Come visit and encourage the staff, patients and children. 3. Volunteer your time by helping patients, children and staff. There is so much to be done, Like helping in different depts. like medical, office, kitchen, and field. 4. Provide some items that the needy can use. 5. Teach children general knowledge, spiritual classes, songs, and develop their skills. 6. Do some work in the field to help the income generation projects. 7. Take the children to your home for a meal and time of interaction. 8. Let your children spend time with them to help them understand the challenges they face in life. 9. As a family come and spend time at ACCEPT for a day, or stay in our volunteer rooms for a few days to help during your vacation. We have made a documentary on these children that can be viewed on our website, at http://acceptindia.org/take-me-home-accept-new-video/ UPDATED: Accept Ministries is a 35-bed HIV hospice and 25-bed children’s home in Bangalore, managed by a board from five local assemblies. Accept Ministries, Bangalore www.acceptindia.org Missionary profile: http://www.cmml.us/missionaries/m138 [updated 1/5/18] Time: Anytime 1-3 months or longer Worker/Contact: Mathew, Raju & Joyce rajujoyce@gmail.com	India	Mathew, Raju & Joyce rajujoyce@gmail.com	Anytime 1-3 months or longer