Children / Teenager workers: Poland

Youth ministry is a great challenge in Poland.
Even though Poland is a predominant Roman Catholic country, Christianity doesn’t mean anything to most of the young people, except it’s a ‘tradition’ to stick with. And it simply doesn't have anything relevant to the teens’ unique situation, to help them to grow in their relationship with Jesus.
working in our church plant in Kutno,
Reaching out to the teens through teaching English in our language school and Saturday youth English club
Our desire is to see the teens develop a true friendship with Jesus
  • Start Date: ASAP
  • Commitment Length: as long as possible (full time)
excited to work with teenagers,
want to make a difference in teenager's life
creative, able to work in a team, flexible,
experienced in youth work,
willing to learn Polish
need to raise their own support

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Poland

Poland team leaders<br>Arek and Donna Delik lead OM's work in Poland. They are pictured during a recent meeting of the alcoholics ministry in which they are involved. Polish ministry to alcoholics<br>One of the ministries of OM Poland is ministering to alcoholics in Kutno, where the team is based. Pictured here is Janek, a Polish brother who was miraculously saved from alcoholism and now leads the ministry. He's with his wife and sister. Polish children learning English2<br>OM Poland's thriving English ministry also includes a children's class. Polish children attending English class1<br>OM Poland's thriving English ministry also includes a children's class. Polish children at English clubs<br>OM Poland leads an English club for children and also teaches Bible stories and Christian songs to the children. Polish Women in Bible Study<br>OM Poland leads an English Bible study with 3 polish women.

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Job opportunities in Poland

  • Children / Teenager workers
    Youth ministry is a great challenge in Poland.
    Even though Poland is a predominant Roman Catholic country, Christianity doesn’t mean anything to most of the young people, except it’s a ‘tradition’ to stick with. And it simply doesn't have anything relevant to the teens’ unique situation, to help them to grow in their relationship with Jesus.
    working in our church plant in Kutno,
    Reaching out to the teens through teaching English in our language school and Saturday youth English club
    Our desire is to see the teens develop a true friendship with Jesus

Recent Stories from Poland

God stops the rain
Sep 2008,
God holds off the storm long enough for OM Poland to celebrate baptisms in a lake.

Growing in love for Jesus
15 Jan, 2008
"We have to pray for our friends who don't know Jesus," shared one teenager at a recent prayer meeting in Poland.

OM Poland’s Ministry Impacting Lives
OM Poland?s Ministry Impacting Lives10 May, 2006
In May 2004, Poland was one of 9 countries added to the European Union. With this brought the desire and interest of many Poles to learn English, in order to advance in their career and/or provide them additional work opportunities. Capitalizing on their country’s entry into the EU, the OM Poland team expanded its’ English clubs and now reaches over 90 children, teenagers and adults on a weekly basis.

Anti-drug concerts
26 Apr, 2006
Over a weekend in late March, OM Poland organized several anti-drug concerts in Kutno (where the team is based) and in surrounding villages.  Gus Erye, a British evangelist and singer led the concerts under the theme, "Choose Life".