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Work in your area of expertise to live among, serve and engage with the Filipino people and bless them in integral ways.
Your valuable skills can be used to meet the needs of the people. We are seeking people with skills in Healthcare, Nutrition, Teachers, Horticulturist, Finance, Counselors, Music, Art, Sports - these are just some of the skills needed. All skills are welcome and can be used to bless lives in the communities we serve. Our team is focused on developing ethnomusic and ethnoarts so we welcome people with these skills to help us. You will be a part of a team dedicated to bless the people in the Philippines.
Use your skills in the community while building relationships, loving and blessing the people in practical ways. Contribute to team life. Learn the local language and culture. Live in or near a local community.
Education and training in your primary skill. Specific work experience for your skill. Ethnoarts or ethnomusic skills highly desired. Readiness to work with local leadership.
Live in or near a community. Adopt the lifestyle appropriate to the community you live among.
There is still a need to bring the Gospel in all its fullness to this diverse nation that is open to missionaries.
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Opportunities to Bless Muslims
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Spiritual and physical transformation found in the love of Christ is especially needed even amongst these least reached who live on and below the poverty line.
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Residents in rural areas are often trapped in the poverty cycle. They have limited opportunities for education, poor access to healthcare and livelihoods that are often dependent on the harvest of their cash crops.
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The Manobo of the Philippines, the Naxi of China, the Wa of Myanmar, and the Jorai of Cambodia are just some of the unreached tribal people groups of East Asia.
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Ministry in the urban setting includes more than reaching the upwardly mobile urbanites. It also needs to serve the neglected, marginalized urban poor.
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