The following opportunities are just a portion of all the openings available on the Office of Volunteer Ministries database. To view all opportunities, click here.
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Accountant, Jul 12, 2022-May 30, 2024, Chuuk SDA School, Micronesia
Web Designer, ASAP-Feb 28, 2023, Paranaense Adventist Academy, Brazil
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Evangelist, ASAP-May 1, 2025, Gambella Field Station, Ethiopia
Duties: Teaching a heathy lifestyle, hygiene, cooking, Bible-based doctrines, and preaching
Experience Required: Educational training in evangelism and health
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Duties: Assist principal in a multi-grade school for the education of children K - 8.
Experience Required: One year of college
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Through Their Eyes: Photo Collage |
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Hawaiian Mission Academy
By Aimee Lane
"One of my favorite memories with the dorm students was learning and performing a hand signing routine. It took a lot of practice and patience, but when it all came together it was a beautiful and powerful thing to witness. On some Sabbaths the dorm students will lead out in song services or do the whole church service for different churches around the island. We would usually sign to a song as well. The first performance we had was awesome! I could sense that not only the other deans and I were feeling it, but the kids were, too! In that moment I truly realized how blessed I was to be in Hawaii. By living in the dorm at HMA, we have so many opportunities to show God’s love to the students. I’m so happy to be here!
Aimee Lane, a student at Union College, is serving as a Taskforce Dean at Hawaiian Mission Academy.
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This was at our dorm Christmas party! We listened to all the good Christmas hits, played games, won prizes, ate good food, and overall just had a great time! |
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Every year the dorm goes to the beach for a beach day! We eat a lot of good food, play games, tan, swim, etc. This is by far my favorite dorm activity of the year! |
Every year Hawaiian Mission Academy goes to a camp for three days . The classes battle against each other with many exciting games. There is also a talent show. For the talent show a group of kids and I performed a dance and won 1st place! I was hesitant at first, but I am so glad that I joined in. It was an experience I’ll never forget! |
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He Said Go
By Ernest Hernandez
As we approach the time of year when most of our student and non-student volunteers are preparing to deploy, we want to let everyone know that there are yet many positions that remain open. Praise God! Even COVID and the economy cannot get in the way of the world’s need for our missionaries. By our estimates Micronesia stills has most of its positions open to us; including teachers, principals, registrars, chaplains, accountants, maintenance workers and librarians: www.gmmsda.org/missions/open-positions Within the next two months about half of those remaining positions will be filled as students mainly from our Universities will leave around July/August to the beautiful islands of Micronesia. We need many missionaries in the United States and Canada, as well.
For a quick view of all of the open positions worldwide and within NAD, you can point your phone camera to the QR code below or go to www.hesaidgo.org/long-term-missions/opportunities . We are excited that the world of missions remains strong and the fields continue to be white unto harvest. Even so, we need more laborers. Marching forward, join us as we pray and believe God’s call to those amazing laborers. I Will Go…because He-Said-Go. |
Ernest Hernandez is the Director of the North American Division Office of Volunteer Ministries. |
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“I Would Never Teach”
By Rachel Langford
Growing up I would always say that I would never become a teacher! Now here I am ending my 10-month journey of teaching twenty-five 5th graders in Majuro. When first arriving here, things seemed so strange. But with time, I adjusted to the heat, cockroaches, ants and rats, riding in the bed of a truck without seatbelts, and teaching. It all began to become a part of my everyday life. It became “normal” and started to feel less like a year serving as a student missionary and more like any other year of my life. Though I faced many challenges, there is no other place I would have rather spent my year. This is an opportunity many people will never get the chance to experience, and I will forever remember and hold a special place in my heart for my students, Delap SDA School, and Majuro.
Due to Covid at the time, getting into the Marshall Islands required a long 3-4 weeks of quarantine. After leaving family, friends, and the life I was used to living, it seemed to me that I would never get through the quarantine process. Looking back, those 4 weeks seem like nothing when compared to the last 9
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Photo credit: Rachel Langford |
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Many of our volunteers serve in parts of the world where books, literature and printed material are not readily available. If you or your church have doctrinal books, Spirit of Prophecy books, or unused Sabbath School Quarterlies or papers (such as My Little Friend, Primary Treasure, or Junior Guide) that you are not using, please consider mailing them to one of the churches or schools on this list: Requests for Literature. |
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