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Maybe you’re an accountant, or you’re really good at fixing cars. Maybe you’re both. Maybe you’re a doctor or a nurse, or you have the gift of teaching. Or maybe your passion is prayer, or you’ve got a heart to work with missionary kids. Wherever your skills and interests may lie, we’d love the opportunity to explore together how God could use you in one of AIM’s six strategic avenues of ministry listed here.
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Africa Inland Mission believes the call to missions is a call to prayer. Learn more about short-term prayer teams, home prayer groups, AIM's Adopt-a-People Program, and our Prayer Publications.
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Africa Inland Mission believes the call to missions is a call to community. Learn more about evangelism and church planting, community development, linguistics and literacy workers, and AIM's TIMO program.
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Africa Inland Mission believes the call to missions is a call to discipleship. Learn more about Bible and seminary teachering and theological education by extension.
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Africa Inland Mission believes the call to missions is a call to all generations. Learn more about opportunities to serve as an ESL/TEFL teacher, a primary or secondary school teacher, a missionary kids dorm parent or teacher, or an AIDS orphans worker.
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Africa Inland Mission believes the call to missions is a call to wholeness. Learn about the needs for overseas missionaries to serve as doctors and surgeons, nurses and nurse tutors, community health workers, and physical therapists.
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Africa Inland Mission believes the call to missions is a call to partnership. Learn how you can serve as an office administrator or accountant, a computer or network administrator, a pilot or aircraft mechanic, an engineer or construction worker, or a therapist or pastoral care worker.
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