Arabian Peninsula: Group of men & boys wearing jambias

Debbie Meroff

Group, some of them wearing national dress including jambia or dagger, Yemen
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Little girl holding lamb1<br>little girl holding lamb Dubai airport<br>Group, some of them wearing national dress including jambia or dagger, Yemen Group of men & boys wearing jambias<br>Group, some of them wearing national dress including jambia or dagger, Yemen Mosque in Taiz<br>Mosque in Taiz, Yemen Landscape outside Sanaa<br>Near Sanaa, Yemen Road through the wilderness<br>Road on south Coast between Mukalla and Aden, Yemen

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Job opportunities in Arabian Peninsula

  • Director of Arabic language institute
    Running an Arabic language institute in the Arabian Peninsula with an emphasis on teaching Arabic to those called by God to the region.
  • English Teacher
    Teaching English for 6 weeks during the summer in a remote location in the Arabian Peninsula.
    Either June to mid-July or mid-July till end of August 2009.
  • Bookkeeper
    The Arabian Peninsula field offers a great opportunity for someone in love with numbers to serve our growing community in 7 countries. An experienced bookkeeper is needed for the unique challenges of our field for a long term commitment.
  • Director of language school
    In the Arabian Peninsula there is a unique center where locals and foreigners can learn languages. This place is now in need for a new director.
  • English teachers
    Exciting opportunities for English teachers in the Arabian Peninsula! A variety of schools and institutes offer positions for Christian teachers.

Recent Stories from Arabian Peninsula

Pressing on in Arabia
2 Nov, 2006
How does one deal with the stress of overseas living, raising kids, reaching out and shining for Jesus all at the same time? Working in the Arabian Peninsula is a great adventure of joys and struggles for most Christian workers. Through good and bad times they press on to be willing instruments in God’s hands. “Phi 3:14 I press on toward the goal unto the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus.” The testimonies of the saints working in the region bring home the reality of what its like to be obedient to God’s calling.

“Today, the Gospel has Come to this House”
18 Jan, 2006
Her mouth dropped open. A stunned expression came over her face. It was the first time that she and her Arab Muslim family had ever heard why Jesus died...

Teenaged Twins Healed From Demonic Curse
18 Jan, 2006
Islamic Folk-Medicine Men Unwittingly Verify a Healing in Jesus’ Name

“How Not to Practice Your Language Skills in Arabia”
18 Jan, 2006
A missionary’s humorous encounter with the Secret Police

“God Saved the Best Taxi for Last”
18 Jan, 2006
While unable to procure a cab, a tentmaker discovers a divine appointment

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