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University English Teachers, Project 35 - China
Year long English teachers needed to teach in university or college settings. BA degree required, teaching experience preferred. The school will provide an apartment and a salary (about $300 US per month), subsidized utilities, and airfare reimbursement. This individual or couple will teach English 16-20 hours per week and have time to develop relationships within the university community. The majority of classes will be in conversational English, but qualified instructors may have the opportunity to teach Writing and Literature courses. When: August or January start dates Length: One year
English Teachers/Professors, Project 37 - Middle East
Professional degreed English teachers/professors to teach conversational English to Middle Eastern University students. A great opportunity to build relationships with university students. When: Ongoing Length: 2-6 months
Agricultural Specialists, Project 38 - Middle East
Specialists are needed in any of the following areas: soils, agronomy, citrus, stone fruits, field crops, horticulture, vegetable crops, organic farming, and/or mushroom production. The specialist will assist an existing agriculture company in expanding its services as well as working with local producers. When:Ongoing Length: Two weeks to two years When: Ongoing Length: Two weeks to two years
ESL Teacher, Project 39 - Southeast Asia
An individual is needed to facilitate the teaching of English to nursing students who are currently studying English. The volunteer does not have to be a language teacher, but he/she does need to be a native English speaker. The volunteer would be expected to engage students in conversation in order to nurture the students� English language skills. Possibilities include but are not limited to role-playing, games, directed dialogue, cultural lessons, topical seminars, conversational English classes, and other creative approaches as well. When: Ongoing Length: Flexible
Irrigation Specialist, Project 40 - Middle East
An irrigation specialist is needed to assist farmers in planning and properly using irrigation systems. Volunteer needs to have expertise in irrigation, flood, drip and sprinkler systems. When: Open Length: 3 months
English Teacher, Project 41 - Middle East
English teachers or individuals with ESL background are needed to teach conversational English classes in a non-profit English language school for students and professionals. When: Ongoing Length: 2 weeks to several months
Marketing Specialist, Project 42 - Middle East
An individual is needed to examine projects being done by a small agricultural firm and to recommend how this business can be marketed. Helpful skills include advertising, preparing a marking plan and conducting marketing workshops. When: 2006 Length: One week
Visiting Professor and Research Scholar, Project 43 - China
The main responsibility will be to teach one or two seminars in the base school in Hong Kong. The volunteer may also travel to several other schools within the consortium to teach, possibly Thailand, Singapore, Taiwan and the Philippines. When: Ongoing Length: 6 months to 1 year
Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapists, Project 47 - China
Physical therapist, occupational therapist, and/or speech pathologist are needed to assist in an orphanage. The therapists would provide daily therapy for children, long term evaluation, and training to the local Chinese who also work with the children. The volunteer would receive a stipend to cover costs of housing and food. When: Flexible Length: Two to three year commitment
Teacher, Project 52 - Middle East
Teachers and administrators are needed who could assist with the formation of a small school designed to teach children in English. This assignment will include teaching a variety of subjects to students ranging from 6-16 years old. The teacher will also be encouraged to develop ministries with nationals. When: Ongoing Length: 1 year or more
ESL Teachers, Project 68 - Southeast Asia
A team of 2-3 people are needed to facilitate the teaching of English to nursing students who are currently studying English. The volunteers do not have to be language teachers, but they do need to be native English speakers. They would be expected to engage students in conversation in order to nurture the students� English language skills. Possibilities include but are not limited to role-playing, games, directed dialogue, cultural lessons, topical seminars, conversational English classes, and other creative approaches as well. When: Ongoing Length: Flexible
China Project Tour 2007, Project 70 -China
Visit the church in Nanning, the capital of Guangxi, worship with Chinese Christians, and dialogue with Christian leaders. She/he would visit past, present, and potential CBF project sites in the surrounding areas. Past projects include elementary schools, medical clinics, and churches in small towns and villages. Volunteers would get an opportunity to get off the beaten path and see parts of China seldom seen by foreigners. Possible 2-3 day layover in Beijing for touring. This team will be instrumental in determining which projects CBF will accept for 2007-2008 and in continuing the successful partnership with the Guangxi Christian Council and local governments. Volunteers need to be committed upon return to raising support and speaking for one year on behalf of the projects visited. When: Tentatively for May or October 2007 Length: Ten days
Amity Teachers Program, Project 100 - China
The Amity Teachers Program is a project through which people from around the world are recruited and sponsored by CBF and other church agencies working in partnership with Amity and sent to China to teach English for a two year term. Singles, couples, and families with children will be considered. Amity teachers make a contribution to Chinese society and are able to share their faith naturally and openly. The position includes a stipend that will pay for food, lodging, and travel. When: August 01, 2006 - July 30, 2008 Length: Two years
Teacher, Project 102 - Middle East
A teacher is needed to work with children in a home school or small cooperative school setting. A home schooling curriculum will be used. The volunteer will also work with the local church in youth or college ministry. When: Beginning fall 2006 Length: Minimum of two semesters
ESL Teacher, Project 103 - Middle East
The volunteer will work with an existing company teaching English to non-native speakers. The volunteer can also work with the local church as a Sunday School teacher, youth or college ministry. When: Ongoing Length: One year or longer
NGO Specialist, Project 104 - Middle East
A new NGO has been opened by local believers. Training is needed in the following areas: effective direction, bookkeeping, potential projects, grant writing methods and sources of grants. When: Immediately Length: Two weeks or longer
Puppet Team, Project 105 - Middle East
Experienced puppeteers need to teach puppeteering to a new team in a local church. When: Flexible Length: One week
Sports Trainer, Project 113 - Southeast Asia
A certified or experienced sports coach who is capable of training local athletic instructors and teachers. Other tasks may include directing coaching and teaching seminars and possible teaching some English language courses. When: Open until filled Length: One to two years
Medical Clinic, Project 119 - India
A general medical team, two doctors and four nurses, is needed to treat members of a hill tribe in southern India. Dentists and dental techs are invited to serve as well. Typical presentations include upper respiratory issues, intestinal problems, and complications from poor nutrition. Basic living conditions for the team. All volunteers should be in excellent health. Estimated cost: $2500. This medical clinic is a joint project with Baptist Medical Dental Fellowship (http://www.bmdf.org/). When: 02 Feb to 17 Feb 2008
Nanning Cultural Immersion Experience, Project 130 - China
Visit churches in Nanning, capital of Guangxi province, worship with Chinese Christians and dialogue with Christian leaders. Visit CBF English teachers in Nanning schools and guest lecture. Play with children at Angel House, a school for Chinese kids with cerebral palsy, and allow them the opportunity to develop and display important social skills. When: Open (March, April, May, September, October, November, and December are optimal) Length: 10 days
Zhongshan Road Church Summer Program, Project 131 - China
English teachers are needed at Zhongshan Road Church for adults and children with varying degrees of English competency. Due to the range of English skills, from novice to beginner, experienced English teachers are desired for this opportunity. A basic curriculum is provided, but volunteers must fully develop the material. Youth groups and college students are invited to participate in the high school portion of this ESL opportunity as activity assistants and conversation motivators, and would be able to build relationships with local students. When: July 6 - July 21, 2007 Length: 15 days
Medical Professionals, Project 132 - China
Physical Therapist, Occupational Therapists, Speech Pathologists, and Developmental Interventionists are needed to assist in the Tianjin Institute of Children's Welfare and other classrooms for handicapped children. Volunteers will work with staff therapists and teachers to provide daily therapy for disabled children, long term evaluation, and training for local teachers and aunties who also work with the children. Interpreters provided for volunteers. When: July for Tianjin; Nanning option has some scheduling flexibility Length: Two to Four weeks
Long Term Medical Professionals, Project 133 - China
Physical therapist, occupational therapist, speech pathologist and/or developmental interventionists are needed to provide medical care in Tianjin Institute of Children's Welfare. Volunteers will provide daily therapy for orphaned children, long term evaluations, and training to the local Chinese aunties who also work with the children. This is an exceptional opportunity to serve Chinese children, providing professional care and exemplary models of service to Chinese teachers and staff. Volunteers will receive a small stipend that will pay for housing and food. Full-time interpreter provided to assist with the therapy. When: Ongoing Length: One to Two years
Conversational English Teachers, Project 141 - China
Teams or individuals are needed to teach conversational English to 13 to 17 year olds in Sichuan province. This is a 10 day camp for junior high and high school students. Curriculum provided in advance for teachers. Volunteers will teach in two or three person teams, with three hours of English teaching in the mornings and afternoon activities organized by teachers (music, drama, art, games, etc.). Lodging in local motels, meals, and local transportation included in estimated cost. When: July 28 to August 10, 2007 Length: Two weeks
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Atlanta Intercultural Ministries, Inc., Project 3 - Georgia
Individuals and teams to work in the food pantry, health services, Doraville Pregnancy Resource Center, outreach, after school tutoring, help with school and tutor store supplies, school uniforms, ESL, summer day camps, spring and winter break teams, Thanksgiving food bags, Christmas Angels & Adopt-a-Family, Christmas shoe boxes, Bible clubs, and office work. When: Ongoing Length: 1-2 weeks
Sowing Seeds of Hope: Variety of Social Ministries, Project 4 - Alabama
Teams and families are needed to help in the areas of: housing rehabilitation; literacy; community development projects; health care; sports/drama camps for youth and children; partnerships with local organizations and churches; and other special projects in keeping with specific skills/interests of the volunteer group. These projects are designed in partnership with the local community to make the best use of the abilities/skills/talents of the groups or individuals who partner with us. When: Open Length: Ongoing
Inner City Education and Ministry, Project 6 - Georgia
The Andrew P. Stewart Center runs a Day Camp for children in Atlanta. Teams will help with Bible studies, field trips, and recreational activities. Volunteers will be able to love children that sometimes seem unlovable. Summer teams can make an amazing difference for these children. When: June - July 2007 Length: One to two weeks
Dormitory Renovation, Project 7 - Texas
World Hunger Relief trains individuals for missions and agricultural development assignments in developing countries. Two apartments for workers on home assignment need completing in the dormitory. This project involves framing, insulating, and finishing out. Sheetrock work and installing a kitchen and bath are current needs. This project will require skilled labor and experienced workers as well as inexperienced helpers. When: Ongoing Length: One week or more
Children, Family, and Construction Ministry, Project 10 - Texas
Teams and individuals are needed to work with Buckner Children and Family Services in a variety of ministries in the Rio Grande area of Texas. Types of ministry opportunities include but are not limited to preparing food baskets for the holidays, distribution of clothing and school supplies, home and church repairs, sports camps, Vacation Bible Schools, summer enrichment programs, and construction projects. When: All year Length: Flexible
Executive Director of Agricultural Development, Project 13 - United States
The Executive Director of Agricultural Development Initiatives (ADI) will guide the strategic planning process, create, implement, and evaluate programs. Coordinate logistics, stateside volunteers, and manage funding. The position will involve some travel within the United States, paid by ADI, to facilitate the organization's goals. The focus of ADI is to improve the quality of life in Africa. When: Immediately Length: 10-20 hours per week, up to five years
Church Planter, Project 14 - Missouri
Church Planter - Missouri An experienced church planter is needed to assist with a Bosnian Christian church start. The volunteer will work directly with a fulltime pastor in this effort. Some duties may include leading an after school youth program, Bible studies, teaching adults and children in Sunday School. When: Flexible Length: One to two years
Social Ministries and Construction, Project 18 - Alabama
Sowing Seeds of Hope, A Cooperative Baptist Fellowship ministry, offers a variety of social ministries and construction opportunities. Individuals are needed to help in the areas of: housing rehabilitation; literacy; community development projects; health care; sports/drama camps for youth and children; partnerships with local organizations and churches; and other special projects in keeping with specific skills/interests of the volunteer group. These projects are designed in partnership with the local community to make the best use of the abilities/skills/talents of the groups or individuals who partner with us. When: Open Length: Ongoing
Sports and Music Camps, Project 78 - Kentucky
Teams are needed to lead basketball and other sports camps for rural youth. Individuals will lead bluegrass camps for youth and adults When: Ongoing Length: One or two weeks.
Home Building and Repair, Project 79 - Kentucky
Teams needed to provide livable housing in some of the poorest counties in the United States. Work often involves roof and flooring repair, as well as porch and ramp building. Skills in architecture, carpentry, electricity, and plumbing are helpful. When: Ongoing Length: One or two weeks
Children, Youth, and Adult Programs, Project 80 - Kentucky
Individuals and teams are needed to lead programs for children, youth, and adults. Programs may resemble Vacation Bible School for children and/or skill or trade training for adults. When: Ongoing Spring through Fall Length: One week
Katrina Relief, Project 88 - Katrina Relief
Hurricane Katrina Relief work in Louisiana, Mississippi, or Alabama. Teams are needed for drywall removal, drywall installation, removal and installation of flooring, roofing, painting, and general clean-up. Teams will have basic conditions; sleeping bag or cot space, shower trailer, and possible use of a church kitchen. Teams are responsible for their own meals and should bring a general helper to run errands and coordinate meals. When: Ongoing Length: Flexible
Urban Summer Camp and Homeless Ministry, Project 108 - Touching Miami with Love
Teams will coordinate a summer camp for children (K-5), lead worship services to include preaching, assist with a clothing closet, fellowship with the homeless, and prepare meals. Afternoons and evenings will include working in a local gardening project, BBQ cookout, movie night, and a tour of the historic Overtown and downtown Miami districts. Teams need to have 25 people to staff all projects and events during the week. Cost is $240 per person for room and board, field trip, and administrative fees. Does not include transportation to and from Miami. When: July 2007 Length: One week
Sports camps, Bible clubs, and health clinics, Project 110 - El Paso, TX
Teams are needed for sports camps, Bible clubs, medical and dental clinics, and minor household repairs in the El Paso and Berino, New Mexico areas. At least two Spanish speakers for per team will be very helpful. When: June, July, early August, November, and December 2007 Length: One week or longer
Swimming Instructors and Helpers, Project 117 - Helena, Arkansas
Instructors needed to teach swimming lessons to kids, ages 6-12, from Monday to Friday. Individuals will work in teams of two, instructing five to seven kids. Swimming instructor certification not required, but volunteers must be excellent swimmers capable of teaching skills to beginners. Red Cross and YMCA swimming program guidelines will be followed by all instructors. Lesson for kids will be from 10am to 1pm each day. Adult lessons will be evenings, 6pm to 7pm. Instructors and helpers must be at least 14 years old. Housing available at a local church for $15 per week. When: June 2007 Length: One Week
Summer Camp Workers, Project 118 - Homestead, Florida
Summer camps workers needed to assist Open House Ministries summer camp, for approximately 70 children, from 8:30am to 2:30pm, Monday - Friday. The children will have four sessions each day (Bible study, music, crafts, and recreation). Volunteers should come prepared to assist in one specific area, based on their talents and gifts. Housing is available at a local rooming house for $12 per night, possible use of church fellowship hall, or local motels. When: June 2007 Length: Six Days
Church Relations Assistant, Project 121 - El Salvador
Habitat for Humanity (HFH) El Salvador is seeking a Church Relations Assistant to develop the coordination and logistics of a campaign to build 500 houses within the next five years. Duties will include researching North American religious organizations that have connections in El Salvador as well as religious organizations within the country. Other tasks include maintaining partner database and the campaign website, networking with local, regional, and North American churches, planning build events, and developing financial and volunteer support. In addition, some travel within El Salvador will be required to support the campaign. Volunteer must have advanced skills in spoken and written English and Spanish. Two years of theological training, and work experience in a multi-cultural assignment are preferred. Volunteer will receive a $300 monthly expense allowance and expenses for meals associated with work-related travel. This position is a joint effort of Cooperative Baptist Fellowship and Habitat for Humanity - El Salvador. When: Available Now. Length: Six to Twelve Months
Appalachia Beautification Projects, Project 135 - Owsley and Powell counties, Kentucky
Many homes need trash removed from yards. Bushes and trees need trimming. Trucks will be useful to haul debris to local dumps. Groups should bring their own tools, equipment, and trucks. Help bring faith, beauty, and order to a rural, poverty-stricken people needing to find Jesus in you. Lodging is available for $10 per person per day at a nearby mission center. When: Ongoing Length: Flexible Nearby lodging available for $10 per day.
Housing Repairs, Project 136 - Owsley and Powell counties, Kentucky
Volunteers are needed to install windows, remove and replace flooring, build wheel chair ramps, lay shingle roofs, and perform other types of housing repair and renovation. Individuals and teams need to bring their own tools and equipment. Housing available for $10 per night at a local mission center. When: Ongoing Length: Flexible
Field Trips for Impoverished Youth, Project 137 - Owsley County, Kentucky
Teams are needed to arrange, fund, and chaperone field trips for the poor youth of Owsley county. Few have been more than 50 miles from their homes. An activity to Natural Bridge State Park for a cookout and swimming would be a rare opportunity for the young people of this area. Help give these kids a worldview outside Owsley county while drawing them a picture of Christ. Day trips can be made to numerous locations within a 200 mile radius. School buses, and drivers, can be leased for the field trip. No other vehicles are available for rent within 60 miles. Length: One to five days When: Summer 2008 or during school breaks
Building Pow Wow Grounds, Project 139- South Dakota
Teams are needed to rebuild Red Scaffold community Pow Wow Grounds. The Bureau of Indian Affairs built a new bridge which took up a portion of the current Pow Wow grounds thus necessitating the building of new grounds. Several buildings will be constructed over summer 2007. Skilled and unskilled workers necessary. Teams are asked to provide labor and finances for building materials. Housing is available in a tribal gym, including kitchen facilities. Nearest motels are 25 miles away. This is a Together for Hope project. When: Summer 2007 Length: Seven days or longer
Basketball Court, Project 140 - South Dakota
Teams are needed to finish a basketball court behind Bridger United Church of Christ (UCC) Church. Half of the court was built in summer 2006. Workers with skills, and tools, for pouring and finishing concrete are necessary. Unskilled labor will also be needed. Teams will need to provide labor and financial assistance with materials' cost. Housing available in Bridger UCC church, including kitchen and shower facilities. This is a Together for Hope project. When: Summer 2007 Length: Seven Days or Longer
Baton Rouge Build, Project 144 - Baton Rouge, LA
CBF and Habitat for Humanity are looking for skilled and unskilled volunteers to come to Baton Rouge, La., and build 12 houses in two weeks! You will be working alongside other Baptist groups and 12 hurricane affected families to build not just their houses, but to build homes and communities. We need more than 100 volunteers per day to do construction, hospitality, landscaping, painting and work in other areas. Please contact us for more information and to receive a volunteer packet with more details. Whether you are able to work a couple of days or the whole two weeks, we need you! All tools and materials are provided. All volunteers must be 16 years old or older. Please note: There will be a one-time fee made payable to Habitat of Humanity of Greater Baton Rouge of $100 per person, which includes two meals each day and lodging for one week. If you do not use Habitat lodging facilities, then the cost is $50 per person.
Arab-American Friendship Center Coordinator, Project 146 - Dearborn, Michigan
The Coordinator will work in a cross-cultural setting with ethnic Arabs, holistically improving the lives' of immigrants. This person will be mentored, trained ,and given ESL assignments, supervise the Center's daily operations, and assist with the Friday Fellowship Worship Services. The Coordinator will also have the opportunity to attend Arabic classes and use friendship evangelism with local people. All expenses, about $2,000 - $2500 per month, are the responsibility of the Coordinator. When: Immediately Length: One to two years
Summer Interns, Project 147 - Atlanta, Georgia
Summmer interns, at least 18 years old, are needed at the Andrew P. Stewart Center in Atlanta. The interns must enjoy long days working with inner city children, including picking-up kids in the mornings, preparing snacks, Bible Stories, leading arts and crafts, chaperoning field trips, etc. Interns will need a high energy level and encouraging spirit for this demanding but rewarding opportunity. Room and board are paid by the Center. Interns need an automobile. When: Summer 2007 Length: Two months
Andrew P. Stewart Center, Project 148 - Atlanta, Georgia
Youth teams can have a rewarding ministry opportunity working a day camp with inner city youth at the Andrew P. Stewart Center. Responsibilities include staffing the day camp under the guidance of the Center Director and summer interns. Youth teams will lead arts and crafts, prepare snacks, tell Bible stories, pick up kids in the morning, and chaperone field trips. Teams can stay at the Center and cook their own meals, paying $3 per person, per night for lodging. When: Weeks of June 11, July 16, and July 23. Length: One week
Debris Removal, Project 151 - Missouri
Volunteers are need who can operate a chain saw to help in debris removal (carrying to the curbside) in Southwestern, Missouri. Approximately 100 homes still need assistance after the recent ice storm. Teams and individuals are needed as soon as possible. For more information,please contact: Kathy Pickett, CBF of Missouri Disaster Response Coordinator Holmeswood Baptist Work Phone: 816-942-1729
AIDS Ministry Initiative, Project 154 - Knoxville, TN
Samaritan Ministry, an AIDS ministry in Knoxville, is seeking a team from a local church to mentor in building a similar work. Samaritan Ministry will provide training and technical support, including assisting with the identification of a church lay point person, and structure for oversight of the ministry by church staff. This type of ""affiliate ministry"" will depend on the talents of the volunteer team, the resources available, and the community need. Assessment of these areas will be conducted with the assistance of Samaritan Ministry. In addition, HIV/AIDS training is mandatory, and will be provided by Samaritan Ministry, a CBF partner. When: Immediately Length: Ongoing
Community Service Project, Project 156 - Nationwide
This project will support an AIDS service organization in your community or Samaritan Ministry in Knoxville by serving in a project designed to assist individuals living with HIV/AIDS. The volunteer team will contact a local AIDS service organization and identify client needs and areas of ministry. Once this needs assessment is finished, the team develops a plan to meet the needs. A team can choose to work with Samaritan Ministry in Knoxville. Grocery deliveries, transportation, friendship, a Starbucks coffee, and provision of toiletry articles are some examples of how teams can be Christ in this ministry. When: Immediately Length: Ongoing
Weekend Misison Project, Project 157 - Knoxville, TN
This project is designed to be completed in a long weekend, completing an assignment for an individual or agency located in Knoxville. Depending on the time of year, the work might involve painting, landscaping, or other outdoor projects. Serving meals at a local agency is also an option. This project is coordinated by Samaritan Ministry, an organization devoted to people with HIV/AIDS and a CBF partner. When: Immediately Length: Two or three days
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