Craft Project Coordinator: Near East

For our community based income generating project, we need a coordinator. He/she needs to be inventive, able to do quality control of the work and willing to help with the marketing of the products.
There will be many opportunities to build relationships with the community and share your faith and life with them.
  • Start Date: Mon 01 Sep 2008
  • Commitment Length: 2 years (part time)
-able to function well in English
-willing to learn Arabic
-experience in different crafts
-flexible, motivated, open minded
-esteem for the local people
-enjoys training and working with locals

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Job opportunities in Near East

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    Together with a project overseer, structure and set up a program to train and encourage development of children with mental impairment from a nomadic background.
  • Reach Bedouins with the gospel
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  • Evangelist/Discipler/Church Planter
    Be part of a focused church-planting ministry team sharing the gospel with and discipling Arabs (or Kurds). The focus is on learning Arabic (or Kurdish) well, adjusting culturally and developing good ministry skills. This usually involves full-time language study for the first two years, although this can often be combined with other relevant interests (teaching, sport, music, etc.). Developing relationships and seeking to share the gospel is expected from day one. We have a number of ministry teams in both urban and rural locations.

Recent Stories from Near East

A small but mighty church
Jul 2008,
A small evangelic church in the Near East faces opposition from surrounding mosques, local authorities and the Muslim brotherhood. Please pray for the pastor and the congregation.

Yazidies, Student Ministries and Relief Projects
28 Feb, 2008
The growth of the Druze fellowship from 125 to 180 members is great encouragement. The perseverance of the Yazidies (Zoroastrian) believers in the face of persecution challenges us. Praise God for families opening their homes and for five who were baptised lately.

The starting of a student ministry in a main city of the Near East is a great encouragement as they access the campus and have a place for students to drop in for personal talks, sharing, watching Christian films and even an Alpha course.

Through relief projects we helped 437 families with food packages, kerosene stoves, mattresses, plastic carpets to cover dirt floors and roof repairs to mud houses in Kurdistan.

A ministry of Arabs reaching Arabs is quite effective between different religious groups (Druze among Shi’as) in neighbouring countries (Jordanians among Syrians).