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Ministry Opportunities

Explore some of our short-term and long-term ministry and field worker needs below.

Have a ministry calling, idea, or avenue? Looking for a sending agency? Please contact our mobilization department to explore it with them!
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ACTION Colombia is looking for someone to join their team as a full-time missionary to serve as Discipleship Instructor to train and equip pastors...
Street Children Workers in Brazil will promote the personal, spiritual, educational and social development of children that live on the street and...
The Member Care Coordinator will work with the HR Administrator in the processing and placement for service of new missionaries, missionary...
Teachers with Spanish or Portuguese Proficiency in Brazil will plan, organize and implement an appropriate instructional after-school program in a...
Serve as a Resident Mission Leader among an indigenous Guatemalan ministry team to strengthen and expand the work
Enabling ACTION members with technology to advance the Gospel and disciple believers
An intern to disciple and train a group of Zambian youth to disciple and evangelize children. They would be responsible for developing and...
The PLD Pastoral Training Instructor will encourage pastors and church leaders in Lusaka, Zambia, towards godliness in character, while imparting...
Serve in the beautiful San Quintín Valley of Baja, Mexico, where our ministry has been rooted for over 40 years. As an intern, you’ll build...
Partner with different local ministries as they are engaging poor communities and people at risk
Provide dental care or oral hygiene to local Guatemalans, mostly children