Open doors in Mauritania

OM International

The Ladies Travelling Team was sent to Mauritania, where they experienced a wide-open door. The team in Morocco is involved in ministry in eight locations (evangelism, discipleship, church planting) and is experiencing open doors in a town in the heartland of the Berbers.

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Job opportunities in North Africa

  • Short-term campaigns administator
    Helping to organise and run short-term programs in a North African country. Handling administrative duties for the short-term program co-ordinators. The duties include: a) Receiving and answering correspondence from prospective recruits and home offices b) Keeping in regular contact with home offices, recruiting for our short-term programs. C) Helping the short-term co-ordinators with training members of the short-term teams d) Working with the co-ordinators to improve the training program on a regular basis

Recent Stories from North Africa

Tuning into North African hearts
28 Apr, 2008
Heart Sounds International has assisted workers in North Africa as they seek to reach into isolated homes in the region.

Open doors in Mauritania
28 Feb, 2008
The Ladies Travelling Team was sent to Mauritania, where they experienced a wide-open door. The team in Morocco is involved in ministry in eight locations (evangelism, discipleship, church planting) and is experiencing open doors in a town in the heartland of the Berbers.

Baptisms and House Churches
28 Feb, 2008
One of the first known M’zab believers was baptised this summer (M’zab is an unreached people group from southern Algeria with strong Islamic traditions) and church planting teams are experiencing growth of house churches in ten different cities. Eleven students finished the Timothy School this year; 107 have graduated since the school started. They are looking for new premises.

House churches and trainign base
28 Feb, 2008
It is encouraging to see the growth and development of two house churches in two different cities. Church membership increased by at least 30 percent; recently three were baptised in one city.

The ministry training base was purchased and is now being built in January 2008.

Honeymoon for Algerian church over?
Honeymoon for Algerian church over?11 Feb, 2008
The freedom that the Algerian church has experienced until last year seems to be coming to an end with increased pressure from the government. Algerian believers have requested prayer as churches have recently been closed and several brothers stand trial.

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