Travelling Team Co-ordinator: South Africa

Promote missions awareness, and involvement for South Africans.
Responsible to the director of Church Partnership. Work with: Regional Representatives, Teams from SA and Abroad, OM Speakers, Directors of Young Hope.Net, Aids Hope and Member Care.
  • Start Date: ASAP
  • Commitment Length: 1-2 years (full time)
Should be able to work cross culturally, have a good command of the English language and be a team player.

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South Africa

TeenStreet South Africa 2007 Participants<br>Everyone crammed together for the official group photo! Stationary Packs for Zimbabwe<br>Teens reached out to the young people of Zimbabwe by making stationary packs and writing letters of encouragement to be sent to that country. Sent Out to Serve<br>Two teens pray for a hospital patient. During this outreach God not only worked through the participants but in them challenging them of living a lifestyle of servanthood.<br /><br /><br /> Gospel presentation<br>Dan and his sons present the gospel with a powerful drama. Many participants responded to God?s invitation through them to follow Him. Sharing Testimonies<br>Professional South African soccer player, Ricardo Katza, was invited to share his testimony. Cross-Cultural Missions<br>One had teens travel around the world in 80 minutes ? they got a taste for some of the world's cultures (and their food!) and learned about God?s plans for the nations.

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Job opportunities in South Africa

  • Personal Assistant
    Personal assistant to leader of AIDSLink International. Various administrative tasks, such as taking minutes, arranging travel, updating web page, accounting, communications and working on various projects. There are also opportunities to volunteer with local HIV and AIDS ministries one day a week.
  • Travelling Team Co-ordinator
    Promote missions awareness, and involvement for South Africans.
    Responsible to the director of Church Partnership. Work with: Regional Representatives, Teams from SA and Abroad, OM Speakers, Directors of Young Hope.Net, Aids Hope and Member Care.
  • Communications Officer
    Communication with churches, other OM teams, supporters and friends of the team. Writing and sending out newsletters, prayer updates, submitting articles to magazines, updating the web site, writing and designing brochures and other recruiting materials.
  • Financial Developer
    Through the ministry of OM South Africa, we mobilise the church into world missions,train new missionaries for cross-cultural missions and reach out to South Africans with the truth of Jesus.
    You will serve OM South Africa's ministries through fund raising and by maintaining and developing relationships with partners and potential partners. You will work closely with the communications co-ordinator to produce follow up reports,thank you letters and creative feedback to maintain acountability
  • Global Challenge Assistant
    Assist the Global Challenge Co-ordinator with organising short term outreaches.

Recent Stories from South Africa

Hope for Dispair: Journalist's Prayer
24 Jun, 2008
Encounter with homeless journalist in inner-city Pretoria expands Anne's faith.

Never Satisfied
20 Jun, 2008
Trainees from the South Africa’s Missions Training Programme recently returned from the inner city of the capital, Pretoria, and share with us the experiences they had.

A Girl Called Happiness
20 Jun, 2008
Trainees from the South Africa’s Missions Training Programme recently returned from the inner city of the capital, Pretoria, and share the experiences they had.

Friend to the Friendless
20 Jun, 2008
Trainees from the South Africa’s Missions Training Programme recently returned from the inner city of the capital, Pretoria, and share with us the experiences they had.

Free From Guilt
20 Jun, 2008
Trainees from the South Africa’s Missions Training Programme recently returned from the inner city of the capital, Pretoria, and share the experiences they had.

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