Youth Worker: Germany

We want to challenge and motivate teenagers to follow Jesus without compromise and to use their God given gifts to change the world.

OM Germany’s youth ministry team “Generation Hope” works together with local churches to organise:
TIM experiences (Teens in Mission)
Extreme Days (discipleship and evangelism experiences helping teens to live for Jesus at school)
Team members build relationship with teens through different evangelistic events and also help to organise the involvement of German teens in TeenStreet events.

A willingness to learn German is essential for this role.
  • Start Date: ASAP
  • Commitment Length: 2-3 years (full time)
A love for teenagers and previous experience in youth ministry

Creativity and flexibility

The ability to work in a team

Willingness to learn German and work as part of a German speaking team

Lots of travel within Germany - mostly weekends

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OM Germany team<br>The OM Germany team, March 2008 Meeting at OM Germany<br>Several 100 guests meet in OM Germanys new conference room for a meeting. New German workers July 2008<br>Over 60 German new recruits are welcomed at the annual prayer partner meeting in July 2008 OM Germanys Deetken mill<br>The over 200 year old mill is home of OM Germanys home office and offers place to many guests. The Deetken Mill in Mosbach<br>The over 200 year old mill is home of OM Germanys homeoffice The Deetken Mill<br>The over 200 year old mill is home of OM Germanys home office

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Job opportunities in Germany

  • Finance Technicians
    We are looking for three people who can be part of the OM Ships International finance team. The roles include supporting the ministry in tasks like managing the Accounts Payable, bank, cash and credit card transactions. In the longer term you will learn everyone’s job in the finance department and be part of a job rotation system – so we can stand in for one another. Opportunity to visit the ships and see the ministry in action
  • Financial Assistants
    We are looking for two people who will have financial experience in Accounts Payable, Petty Cash, Banking and account reconciliation.
  • Cooking  Assistant
    A 200-year-old Mill in Mosbach, Germany has been converted into a conference centre which is home to OM Germany.
    Join OM Germany’s motivated team to serve guests from within Germany and all over the world. Working together with a master chef, you will be providing three delicious meals each day for visitors and the OM Germany team.
    Fluent German and catering qualifications or previous experience are essential for this role.
  • Electrician
    A 200-year-old Mill in Mosbach, Germany has been converted into a conference centre which is home to OM Germany.
    Join OM Germany’s motivated team to maintain the Mill and ensure everything runs smoothly. You can use your experience and practical skills as an Electrician to maintain the electrical systems, such as the fire-alarm and telephones or the installation of new electrical appliances.
    Fluent German is essential for this role.
  • Global Action team members - East Germany
    Almost 20 years after the fall of the Berlin wall, East Germany still suffers the legacy of communism. Despair is reflected in every aspect of life and many have resigned themselves to a future without hope.

    Into this region, OM Germany’s newest outreach team wants to demonstrate and share God’s desire to bring hope and a future through Jesus Christ. The team plans to run an evangelistic youth café, to build relationships and share their lives with young people in the East German city of Halle an der Saale. All team members will receive practical training and discipleship.
    A willingness to learn German is essential

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