We’re looking for regular medical people who want to care for families in Jesus’ name.

Vision:
Many village churches and families have very limited access to basic healthcare and health education. Simple medical care, good questions, and kind teaching can make a huge difference. You don’t have to be a specialist with years of overseas experience—if you have a medical background and a willing heart, you can help strengthen churches and bless communities. Along the way, there may be opportunities to explore partnerships with local NGOs or even lay the groundwork for a new NGO focused on holistic community care.

Quick Facts:

• Location: Malaysia (headquartered in Kota Kinabalu but will travel to village settings and the district family camp)
• Timeframe: 3-6 months (with flexibility, longer options possible)
• Focus: Basic medical care, health education, simple clinic work, assessment of local needs
• Ideal Background: Doctors, nurses, medical assistants, paramedics, pharmacists, or other healthcare workers (retired or active)

What You’ll Do:

• Use your medical background to provide basic medical care and health teaching in village settings (within your scope of practice and in cooperation with local leadership)
• Help run a small clinic during the district family camp, seeing camp attendees for simple concerns, triage, and health advice
• Offer health teaching for village churches and Christians—topics like hygiene, nutrition, chronic disease basics, and family health
• Whether you are specialized or general, serve where you’re strongest: consultations, education, systems, or planning
• Look at needs and suggest solutions for village churches and Christian families (e.g., simple first-aid kits, referral pathways, basic health protocols, training for local volunteers)
• Explore potential partnerships with local NGOs working in health, education, or community development, and help identify where churches and NGOs can cooperate
• As doors open and in coordination with leadership, assist in exploring the possibility of starting a new NGO focused on sustainable medical and community outreach (research, simple proposals, basic frameworks)

Impact:
Your presence will help churches care more effectively for their communities (both body and soul). Basic medical care and clear advice build trust, open doors for the gospel, and help pastors shepherd healthier families. Your assessments and suggestions can shape future medical teams, local training, and simple systems that keep serving long after you leave. By exploring NGO partnerships or new NGO pathways, you may also help create long-term structures that support ongoing medical and community work throughout the region.

Is This a Good Fit for You?

• You have some medical training or experience (any level) and are willing to stay within your scope
• You’re okay working with limited resources and making the most of what’s available
• You’re comfortable explaining things in simple, everyday language
• You can be flexible—some days may be busy, other days may be more teaching or listening
• You’re interested in big-picture solutions (systems, partnerships, NGO possibilities) as well as hands-on care
• You want to serve quietly and humbly, partnering with local pastors and leaders

Next Steps:
Interested in serving as an AIM Medical Missions Worker?

1. Discuss with your pastor and obtain their approval.
2. Contact the local overseeing representative through the contact form below.
3. After your initial contact, fill out an online AIM Application.

Heroes need not apply. We’re looking for regular people who care about kids and learning.

Vision:
In parts of Malaysia there are children who don’t “fit” neatly into the system—stateless kids, underserved communities, missionary kids, and young people who need extra help. You don’t have to be a professional educator to make a difference. If you can show up, be patient, and help kids learn, you can help create open doors for the gospel and long-term change.

Quick Facts:

• Location: Malaysia (urban & community settings)
• Timeframe: 3–6 months (Can be shortened to a summer internship)
• Focus: Education & tutoring for underserved kids and MKs
• Ideal Background: Anyone who likes kids and is willing to help them learn (teaching experience is helpful but not required)

What You’ll Do:

• Help in a school setting for stateless children, supporting classroom teachers with basic lessons and activities
• Assist in launching free tutoring for underserved communities—helping kids with homework, English, and basic skills
• Explore launching an NGO focused on education and community development (research, brainstorming, helping draft simple plans)
• Support parents by helping with MK schooling (homework help, basic classes, reading time)
• Help teach in an English language center, using simple materials and conversation practice
• Work with the team to develop and run at least one free 1-week tutoring program for the community

Impact:
Your service will help children who often fall through the cracks. Extra support in reading, English, and basic education builds trust with families, supports local churches, and opens the door for Bible studies and long-term discipleship. You’ll also help lay the groundwork for future tutoring programs or even a local NGO focused on education.

Is This a Good Fit for You?

• You enjoy kids and don’t need everything to be “perfect” to serve
• You’re patient, kind, and willing to repeat yourself a few times
• You’re open to learning some local culture and maybe a few local phrases
• You’re willing to help practically—cutting paper, setting up classrooms, cleaning up after activities
• You love Jesus and want to make His love visible in simple, everyday ways

Next Steps:
Interested in serving as an AIM Educator?

1. Discuss with your pastor and obtain their approval.
2. Contact the local overseeing representative through the contact form below.
3. After your initial contact, fill out an online AIM Application.

Jesus said that, “The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few.”* Nowhere is that more true than in Sweden.  There are people that we are connected to all over Sweden that we cannot even minister to consistently or effectively because of distance and those who can go.  Jesus followed his statement of this truth with a prayer request.  “Therefore pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into his harvest.”** The answer to the dilemma begins with prayer, but it ends with someone being an answer to that prayer.  Could you be that answer today?

In Sweden, we are hungry to see the gospel spread to every major city of this country.  But we need laborers.

• We need laborers to come and pray.
• We need laborers to teach Bible studies.
• We need seasoned teachers to help us train growing leaders.
• We need people to help us grow our social media and online ministry platforms.
• We need helpers to be parts of launch teams in new cities.
• We need baristas who can come and help us set up our new cafe church location.

And we need it NOW.  We need it on an ongoing basis for the coming term beginning summer of 2026.

Language: While the official language is Swedish, most Swedish people are proficient in English (they learn in school from 2nd grade). So there should be no barrier.

Visa requirements:  AIMers can come and work for 90 days without securing a Visa. If you desire a longer term you can apply for a one-year missionary visa.

Living arrangements: AIMers would need to secure a temporary or long-term apartment or accommodation in either Stockholm or Uppsala.

If you are interested, please contact us!  We are happy to field and questions or help in any way that we can.  We look forward to hearing from you.

-Jonathan Follmer

*Mat. 10:2a ESV

**Mat. 10:2b ESV

Are you feeling a burden to make a difference and ready for an unforgettable adventure? We are looking for short-term workers to join us in the Indian Ocean islands, where faith, community, and culture beautifully collide. With opportunities to serve in an established national work like Madagascar, or in smaller works like Reunion, Mauritius, and Seychelles, or to assist in the church plant in Mayotte, there is a place for many different types of ministry.

Come join our team as we partner with local believers to minister in youth, children’s, and campus ministries—or assist through vital administrative support. You’ll have the chance to serve in local churches, build relationships with believers across cultures, and take part in the life of the global Church. You will also have the opportunity to train in missionary work. What is it like to serve in a nationalized work? What is the role of a missionary in a nation that has strong national leadership? You can experience that firsthand in Madagascar. But you can also train in a smaller organized work and learn the role of the missionary in assisting the local leadership to establish daughter works. What is the role of the missionary in establishing local church ministries for children, youth, or campus ministry? You can have hands-on training in all of these areas — we have all of these opportunities in the islands of the Indian Ocean.

Beyond ministry, immerse yourself in the vibrant local culture and explore the breathtaking beauty of the islands. Whether on campus, in a church, on a mountain, or by the ocean, your time here can be both transformative and deeply impactful—for you and those you serve.

Ready to take the next step? We’d love to connect with you.

Do you passion for Hyphen and Campus Ministry? Switzerland needs a ministry team to help facilitate CMI programs in a multicultural setting. Many Hyphen in Switzerland speak English, but language study is essential to effective teaching and immersion into Swiss Culture. Presently, if you fluently, or if you are learning, to speak French, German, Italian, Romansh, Arabic, and/or Spanish you could be a blessing to the Swiss church. AIMers would work alongside the Swiss Missions team, local pastors, and the UPC of Switzerland to facilitate Hyphen classes, local and regional events, and attend Hyphen-related conferences such as Euro Youth Conference, Because of The Times Europe, and Swiss National Conference, and more.

AIMers will participate in recurring, onsite, and virtual mission training sessions.

AIMers will rent an AirBnB apartment (exact city to be determined in conversation with the supervising missionary) and travel by public transit.

This listing is for a couple/family/team or single female for a 3-12 month term. The projected start date is as soon as possible!

AIMers of all types needed! ESL, administrative, personal assistant, prayer warriors, teachers, techies, language students, etc… Whatever you already do in the Kingdom of God, come do it in Jordan!
Two months, two years, or a lifetime! Just come and see what God will do!

A single woman would live with the residing Representative at $400-500 per month. A couple would have a larger budget depending on the housing situation upon arrival. After applying you will receive a full budget breakdown.

The country of Trinidad and Tobago is experiencing great revival and growth. With this growth, many laborers are needed in this nation to make disciples and assist in evangelism. There is a need for a young or old couple/family in Trinidad and Tobago. We are an English-speaking country with many opportunities. Sunday School, Media, Preaching and teaching, music, etc, we need anything you can offer! Beauty can be found on every corner and the people will captivate your heart.

If you are called To Missions, there is a place for you here.

The Czech Republic is looking for workers who feel called to help establish and grow a work for God in Europe. The work here needs help in many different areas. Some of the areas where help is really needed are:
-Bible School Teaching

-Evangelism

-Sunday School

-Music

-Missionary Kid Home Schooling

If you feel called to missions but are not sure how you can be used we encourage you to talk to your pastor and consider coming to help a work in a beautiful European city!

Discover the jewel of South America! Uruguay is a land of contrasts where you can walk on cobblestone streets while gazing upon sleek, modern architecture. Your AIM trip will focus on providing care for spiritual and physical needs.

• Teaching ESL to adults
• Volunteering in local schools
• Children’s Ministry
• Music Ministry
• Admin Work
• Travel for National Evangelism
• Assist in starting a church plant
• Teaching Bible Studies
• Organizing & starting a Soup Kitchen for Children

Motivated and independent: Families – Couples – Single Males/Females