Ministry opportunities may include teaching ESL and/or computer skills, taking care of infants at an adoption center, working with children who live on the streets, coaching/working with young people in a sports ministry, or researching business-as-mission projects alongside local staff. Interns will have the opportunity to serve in multiple cities, working with skills training programs and children’s centers.

Interns will have the opportunity to teach ESL and work with children and students in a refugee school. Interns will live and work in a largely Muslim context while participating in disciple-making and community projects. This is a highly relational opportunity, focused on deep connection with families and children of the Muslim world. 

Interns will participate in the final few weeks of the semester that include helping to host faith-based events, serving community meals, and encouraging students in the exam block. During the university break, interns will plan and host events at The Garden while the staff is traveling. Interns will be able to get creative and host social events, faith-based events, camping trips, beach trips... you name it!

Interns will have the opportunity to be immersed in Brazilian culture and serve side-by-side with local leaders at a church. They will be encouraged to use their gifts and share their testimonies to plant seeds and show the love of Christ to others. In addition, interns will engage with at-risk youth through education, small groups, and sports outreach. 

Interns will serve with the church planting team in Ethiopia and have a unique opportunity to work in different contexts throughout the country. Interns will get the opportunity to teach and use their unique skills to benefit the growing and dynamic work with CMF missionaries and Ethiopian leaders. In addition to getting ministry experience in an urban setting working with low-income families, interns will also get to experience church planting work and teaching English classes in other rural locations across Ethiopia. 

Interns will get an opportunity to serve in a number of different ministries. They experience what medical missions is like through serving in a local clinic. They will also be working with the community sponsorship program, the girls’ program, and the orphanage. They will get a chance to take part in evangelism events, home visits, teaching English, working in villages, and working with local leaders. 

Interns will participate in campus ministry in Erlangen the final few weeks of the semester, including helping to host faith-based events and encouraging students in the exam block. Interns will be able to get creative and help host weekly free meals, a free Café English, small Bible study groups and service projects with local charities. 

Interns with Unterwegs in Tübingen will participate in a diverse community of university students, hosting and being hosted at various events and community spaces. It will be a summer full of welcome- receiving it and figuring out how to offer it humbly to others. Interns will practice language learning, grow in intercultural competence, drink a lot of coffee, and explore what it means to be along the way with others. 

Interns will work in the slums of Mathare Valley and engage in numerous forms of holistic ministry. Interns will have opportunities to work in community health, serve in a local clinic, use business development to work with entrepreneurs, shadow social workers and serve in homes, work alongside local pastors and church planters, and work in a classroom for children with special needs.

Interns will serve alongside the church planting team in Kenya as they work with existing Kenyan churches to empower, strengthen, and ignite the indigenous church. Interns will get to experience church planting and partnership work in this rural setting. 

Interns will serve in urban ministries, focusing on VBS, teaching English, working with youth in the church, and other team ministry. They will especially be working with children, leading VBS and day camps. They will also have opportunities to teach English, be involved in the worship praise team, sports ministry and outreach ministry. 

Interns that serve in Tanzania will have an opportunity to work with local missionaries and Tanzanian young adults in various projects. We have a 12-member band of talented Tanzanian musicians whose vision is to share the message of Christ through music and media in areas such as worship concerts, photography, videography, social media development, podcast production, and more! Interns will get to incorporate their passions and gifts through performing worship services, assisting with summer camp programs, hosting short term visitors from America, and developing relationships with mentors and peers serving in and around Arusha. If you have any skills or interests in media, communications, or music, this might be the perfect opportunity for you! 

At Grapevine, interns will assist the staff in hosting gatherings at our house and doing outreach events on the Thammasat University campus. They will have the opportunity to explore ways that they can incorporate their own skills and interests into connecting with Thai and international students. There will also be plenty of opportunities to experience Thai culture and cuisine!

Interns will serve in a dynamic campus ministry reaching out to university students. They will use their skills to meet new students and help to build up the community within the unique campus ministry called La Ruta. Interns will help by participating in small groups, coordinating the weekly faith event, cooking for the weekly gatherings, pouring into the university students, and more!