As a bookkeeper serving on the mission field, you will provide much-needed support to the accountant on the OM team, and you will fulfil a vital ministry role toward the purpose of seeing more vibrant communities of Jesus followers among the least reached. We are looking for knowledgeable, detail-oriented individuals who will handle the paperwork associated with OM's business and ministry transactions, including petty cash, data entry, bills, accounts, banking and record keeping. Participation in local ministry and team life may also be aspects of your role
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- About
The harvest is ready but the workers are few. This is certainly true in the Arabian Peninsula, the heart of Islam. We are looking for people who are called to focus on planting churches among the indigenous people groups in the AP, using their professional business skills to transform communities.
- Commitment
As long as possible
- Position
Full Time
- Requirements
There are opportunities to apply for secular jobs throughout the Arabian Peninsula in the following areas of business and other skilled jobs:
– Business Professionals
– Accountants
– Engineers
– etc.
Long term vision to reach the indigenous people groups in the AP and start church planting movements among them.
– Business Professionals
– Accountants
– Engineers
– etc.
Long term vision to reach the indigenous people groups in the AP and start church planting movements among them.
Live opportunities are unsalaried. Most people joining OM have to raise financial support to cover their living expenses, usually through gifts from home churches and other supporters.
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