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Let's Serve the Bahamas and the World

Seventh-day Adventists Making a Difference Around the World

 

 

Volunteer Bahamas Adventist

ould you like to travel around the world helping others?  Or would you like to travel far away to a strange country using your talents to enrich the lives of others if only for a few weeks? You can do it.  Whether you are a teacher, carpenter, mason, electrician, computer technician, pastor, nurse, doctor, medical technologist, tile layer, tailor, dress maker, business person, bread maker or have very little skills but a big heart, you can be an Adventist missionary volunteer.  

There have been a few Bahamians in the past who have served as student missionaries abroad.  Tamera Carey served as a student missionary in Korea and Nioka Collie served in Haiti. 

The Adventist Church encourages its members to become involved in sharing their talents and skills to help others in needs.  Hence there are several volunteer or missionary organizations that are working together in helping those in need and spreading the gospel.  Note that some of the organization below or owed and operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church.  Others are owned and operated by Adventist lay organizations.   In the Bahamas we are rich with talented Adventist Christian people who can serve the world.  Scroll below and click and explore.  Choose and serve. Become a missionary volunteer.

Adventists Serving Abroad Click here to see Adventist Bahamians working or volunteering around the world in Adventist institutions or lay missionary organizations.

 

 

 

Adventist Volunteer Bahamas A ministry of the Bahamas Conference of Seventh-day Adventists where skilled Adventist volunteers build churches and schools for the conference.  We also want to encourage Adventists living in The Bahamas to travel the world sharing their talents.  The experience gained abroad will enrich our church at home.

 

 

 

Adventist Volunteer Service This is an official organization of the Seventh-day Adventist Church which has as it mission is to assist the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the proclamation of the gospel to all peoples through the ministry of Adventist Volunteers, matching talents, gifts, resources and professional expertise with defined needs.  The kinds of volunteer service jobs available can include teaching, building, nursing, administration, preaching, and lots more.  Click on the link and explore.

 

Maranatha Volunteers International  This is an organization owned and operated by Adventist laypersons.  The focus of Maranatha Volunteers International is the building of Adventist Churches and Schools around the world.  If you would like to lend your talents or skills click on the link and explore.  Maranatha Volunteers came to The Bahamas at least three times.  They built the Bahamas Academy Gym in the early 1980s.

 

 

Adventist Frontier Missions.  This is a Seventh-day Adventist Christian lay ministry dedicated to establishing church-planting movements among people groups with no Adventist presence.  If you desire to serve as a lay preacher, pastor, teacher, then explore the website.

 

 

Adventist Mission is the official program of the Adventist Church that promotes our missionary work around the world. 

 

 

 

Adventist World Aviation Adventist World Aviation (AWA) site. AWA exists to provide aviation and communications support to those serving at mission posts in Alaska, Guyana, Phillipines, and Sudan.

 

 

 

Global Partnerships   This is a new Adventist mission program for professionals. Global Partnerships encourages, trains and offers spiritual support to people willing to live abroad for the purpose of witnessing, using their profession or vocation as a platform for evangelism.  It recruits, trains, maintains and offers spiritual support to people willing to live abroad for the purpose of witnessing, using their profession or vocation as a platform for discipling new Christians.

 

HeSaidGo.net, is the official Missionary Volunteer website for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in North America. Based in the denomination's Office of the Secretariat, we are carrying out the responsibility of networking the leadership of many volunteer ministries, linking Adventist churches, schools, and supportive organizations toward common goals in outreach. I encourage you to join the movement and to inspire others to do likewise.

 

Outpost Centers International  The history of OCI begins with a vision. That vision involves thousands of lay people developing ways to extend God’s work in this world. It sees an army of young adults trained, dedicated and committed to sharing the gospel in ways that are both practical and relevant. The vision pictures health, educational, and evangelistic centers being located in country settings, but impacting metropolitan centers.

 

Reach International   REACH is an international children's charity located in Berrien Springs, Michigan. REACH International exists to Render Effective Aid to Children to provide food, shelter, love, education, and a chance for eternity to the abandoned and destitute children of the world.

 

 

Seventh-day Adventist Language School is an official church organization that is operated under the supervision of the Korean Union Conference and the General Conference. All missionary applicants go through screening done by the General Conference volunteer services and through their home division.

 

 

So you want to be a missionary? The Secretariat Department of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists is responsible for coordinating the Church's missionary work worldwide. It is currently recruiting qualified individuals and families who are interested in serving either as career or volunteer missionaries.

 

 

 Andrews University Current Student Missionaries.  See the map.  Click on each red bubble to see name of student and location where he or is serving. 

 

 

 

Southern Adventist University Southern Adventist University is committed to preparing students for a life of service for Christ. One of the organizations that has become a cornerstone for enhancing the university’s strong spiritual life is the Student Missions program. Since its conception, the program has expanded from sending one SM in 1967 to currently sending from 70 to 130 students to locations all around the world every year.

 

 

NAPS The National Association for the Prevention of Starvation (NAPS) is a 501(c)3 non-profit volunteer relief organization founded in 1978 and registered in the state of Alabama in 1993.   Its mission is to mitigate hunger, poverty, and disease, and to improve education and food security among suffering people, both nationally and internationally, regardless of race, religion, or nationality.   The organization provides humanitarian aid and educational support in the areas of:  emergency relief, skilled volunteers, healthcare professionals, agricultural technology, and social and spiritual comfort. The organization operates independently of all governmental, institutional, or political influences.

 

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