Partners in Africa

www.partnersinafrica.org

       A partner in Africa is a mission and non profit organization. Its purpose is to cooperate with the local churches in its mission of carrying the Gospel to the Africa, along with fostering new mission growth. It coordinates the missionary endeavors of approximately in 4 African states to provide leadership training, counsel, personnel coordination, and channeling donations. It also helps to foster a working relationship between supporting ministries and the local church leaders.

PIA Volunteer Missionaries
     The PIA Volunteer missionary program has been developed for the purpose of providing dedicated Christians with mission opportunities in a PIA affiliated mission and usually lasts between months and a year. Our belief is that this experience will give the participant a vision for missions, a concept of the world’s needs, and will deepen his/ her experience with God. It will also give the participant an opportunity for cross-cultural education.

Volunteers Needed
     Massive problems face thousands of people around the Africa continent today—hunger, illiteracy, poverty, disease, and civil strife. Suffering is now well documented, but those in more affluent societies poorly understand it. We fervently hope that more volunteers will participate in the thrilling work of carrying the gospel to the Africa, ministering to people’s physical, mental, and spiritual needs.

Who Can Participate?
    Anyone 18 years or older with a vision for doing missionary work for Christ can participate in the volunteer missionary program.

Volunteers Missionaries Responsibility

Partners in Africa volunteer missionary program deals with dedicated Christians as volunteers. Nowhere in this service is there a budget provided for the expenses of the individuals who wish to go abroad as volunteers. From the outset, volunteers must understand they are responsible for the following finances:

Preparation for service.
            3.1. a. Health evaluation.
            3.1. b. Inoculations.
            3.1. c. Passport and Visa.

Travel expenses.
           3.2 a. Round trip airfare.
           3.2 b. Airport tax.
           3.2 c. Incidental expenses en route.
           3.2 d. overnight lodging en route.
           3.2 e. Excess weight charges on luggage.

Food and personal supplies during the weeks before the first stipend is received (based on the affiliated PIA mission where the participant serves, he/ she may also be required to raise the money for a monthly stipend). Personal purchases and expenses during service, such as telephone charges, etc.

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