Ministry opportunities may include teaching ESL and/or computer skills, taking care of infants at an adoption center, working with street children or coaching/working with young people in a sports ministry. Interns will have the opportunity to serve in multiple cities, working with skills training programs and children’s centers.

Interns will work in a closed Muslim country and will be empowered to use relationships, education, and outreach to pursue ministry in a unique context. Interns will have the opportunity to work with refugee children assisting with special education classrooms, social work, as well as agriculture and fishing ministries if desired.  

Interns that choose this unique opportunity will get to help be a part of a growing and dynamic ministry.  They will have the opportunity to involve in Community Health projects, Bible studies, and to work with local children and youth.  Skills and interests in outreach, music, tech/media, and more are welcome and encouraged.

Interns will participate in the final few weeks of the semester that include helping to host faith-based events, serving community meals, and encouraging students in the exam block. During the university break, interns will plan and host events at The Garden while the staff is traveling. Interns will be able to get creative and host social events, faith-based events, camping trips, beach trips... you name it!

Interns will serve with the church planting team in Ethiopia and have a unique opportunity to work in different contexts throughout the country.  Interns will get the opportunity to teach and use their unique skills to benefit the growing and dynamic work with CMF missionaries and Ethiopian leaders.  In addition to getting ministry experience in an urban setting, interns will also get to experience church planting work in other rural locations across Ethiopia.

Interns will serve with a local clinic in either medical and community health or child sponsorship. They will be able to immerse themselves in the local community while growing in their French language skills. They will also have the opportunity to grow the local outreach and holistic ministry in a small town in rural West Africa. 

Interns will work in the slums of Mathare Valley and engage in numerous forms of holistic ministry. Interns will have opportunities to work in community health, serve in a local clinic, use business development to work with entrepreneurs, shadow social workers and serve in homes, work alongside local pastors and church planters, and work in a classroom for children with special needs.

Interns in Puebla will have the unique opportunity to spend half of their summers with a dynamic campus ministry and the other half serving with a local church. Interns will engage in outreach with students at a local university and be involved in things like VBS and classes for students in the city of Puebla. Interns will also have the opportunity to help put on a weekly event for college students while serving with missionaries in a local church context. 

Interns will serve in urban ministries among the poor and middle class, focusing on VBS, teaching English, working with youth in the church, and other team ministry. They will especially be working with children, leading VBS and day camps, and will also have opportunities to teach English and be involved in outreach ministry. 

ALSO, in Mexico City, interns can serve with a newly started business-as-mission ministry which seeks to train and equip entrepreneurs.  Interns will get to work with CMF missionaries, partners, and local entrepreneurs in learning business skills, engaging in discipleship groups, and empowering local business people. 

 Interns will serve in this dynamic, urban international campus ministry by using their skills to meet new students and help build up the community. Interns will help lead small groups, use sports for outreach, cook for weekly events, teach and share life with Thai college students. 

Interns will have the opportunity to partner with a local school in Chiang Mai to teach English. Interns will serve with a local missionary family and partner with nationals to use teaching English as a second language (ESL) and Community Health Evangelism (CHE) to learn and grow as they experience Thai culture.  

Interns that serve in Tanzania will have an amazing opportunity to work with local missionaries, church leaders, and young adults to help with various media projects.  Join a talented group of Tanzanian young adults who are serving alongside local churches to help with areas like worship music, photography, videography, social media development, podcast production, and more!  Interns will get to incorporate their passions and gifts through performing worship services, assisting with summer camp programs, and developing relationships with mentors and peers serving in and around Arusha.  The ministry has a vision to reach the next generation (ages 15-30) by sharing the message of Christ through media.  If you have any skills or interests in media, communications, or music, this might be the perfect opportunity for you!

Interns will serve in a dynamic campus ministry reaching out to university students. They will use their skills to meet new students and help to build up the community within the unique campus ministry called La Ruta. Interns will help with leading small groups, coordinating worship services, cooking for a weekly gathering, giving talks to the students, and more!