Elim Missions are looking to train and release missionaries for cross-cultural mission who equip believers to engage frontier people groups, who are unreached and unengaged with the good news of the Gospel. If you are from an Elim Church and are looking to work with another mission’s organisation, then please still get in touch as we would love to support you in your calling.
Elim Missionaries are responsible for their own financial support and serve as volunteers. Many meet their financial needs by partnering with their sending Church, friends and prayer network. We also highly encourage our missionaries to be bi-vocational, where possible, to utilise business as mission.
42% of the world is unreached with the Gospel, so if is calling you to a specific nation, please contact us, as we would love to explore this with you.
Please email us to discuss the options available at: missions@elim.org.uk
Explore our pre-field training on the Missionary Academy.
If you are interested in this opportunity, please email us at: missions@elim.org.uk
Our partner organisation, Challenge Ministries Swaziland (Eswatini) requires suitable volunteers to fulfil the following roles:
1. Special Needs Teacher
2. Occupational Therapist.
Both positions are for volunteers with appropriate qualifications, and who have a sustainable income of approximately £560.00 per month, which will be required for: Accommodation Electricity Food, Cleaning Supplies & Toiletries Transport Other (eg internet, mobile phone)
The Elim Global Partners in Stip are looking for a willing volunteer/volunteer couple who could go to their work in Macedonia and offer administrative support. Macedonia is easy to reach with direct flights on Wizzair from London Luton airport.
Costs would be as follows: Rental of an appartment: 200 Euros per month Electricity, water and internet usage: 200 Euros per month Food: 300 Euros per month Transport: Taxi journeys in and around the city are very cheap (2 Euros per journey on average) Please note these costs are approximate
Whilst the church in Stip cannot afford to pay any of the above costs, the church members are very hospitable and would be happy to offer meals in their homes on a regular basis, and provide transport where possible.