The OM South Africa's Training Base serves from 20 – 120 people meals every day. The head of Catering will make sure the catering department is run effectively, ensuring that the staff and participants are fed healthy meals, and creating an environment of learning and service for all people involved in the catering department.
Go & Live in
- Evangelism | Ships | Training
- About
OM Ships International (OMSI) is a faith mission funded through gifts and revenue from the bookfair on board. All crew and staff serve as volunteers who raise their own support.
Volunteering on board Logos Hope, you will be impacted as you participate in this life changing adventure
Volunteering on board Logos Hope, you will be impacted as you participate in this life changing adventure
- Commitment
1-2 Years
- Position
Full Time
- Requirements
Live in a unique international community on board a ship. By being a part of the organization aimed to bring knowledge, help and hope to the world, transforming lives and communities through:
Experience God in new ways as you see Him at work in and through you. Learn from different countries and cultures, sailing from port to port.
Grow in character by living and ministering in the ship’s international community of over 400 people from more than 45 nations. Build friendships which can last for a lifetime.
Serve and learn skills by working 40 hours a week in one of the ships departments.
Strengthen spiritual understanding and disciples through the regular devotions, study, groups, prayers meetings and worship nights.
Develop creative ministry skills such as drama, mime, dance and children’s ministry as well as public speaking skills and leadership skills.
Reach out to local people during your ministry days sharing your faith in a culturally appropriate way and serve the national church and community through longer ministry challenge teams.
Experience God in new ways as you see Him at work in and through you. Learn from different countries and cultures, sailing from port to port.
Grow in character by living and ministering in the ship’s international community of over 400 people from more than 45 nations. Build friendships which can last for a lifetime.
Serve and learn skills by working 40 hours a week in one of the ships departments.
Strengthen spiritual understanding and disciples through the regular devotions, study, groups, prayers meetings and worship nights.
Develop creative ministry skills such as drama, mime, dance and children’s ministry as well as public speaking skills and leadership skills.
Reach out to local people during your ministry days sharing your faith in a culturally appropriate way and serve the national church and community through longer ministry challenge teams.
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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Logos Hope is known as the world's largest floating bookfair and sails from port to port sharing knowledge, help and hope.
We are looking for qualified marine engineers to help keep the ship sailing.
Required Qualifications:
STCW III/1 Marine Engineering
STCW V/3 Crisis Management and Human Behaviour
We are looking for qualified marine engineers to help keep the ship sailing.
Required Qualifications:
STCW III/1 Marine Engineering
STCW V/3 Crisis Management and Human Behaviour
Missionaries live in lakeshore villages modeling a Biblical Lifestyle for a people living in bondage to poverty and witchcraft beliefs.
The ICT team supports the onboard crew with ICT functions aboard the MV Logos Hope and ensures the systems required to perform those functions are available and functioning correctly.
- Stories from Ships...
Homeless people find their eternal home Veracruz, Mexico :: A team from Logos Hope points homeless people to Christ at a church outreach. Read Now
Hope in the face of turmoil Kingston, Jamaica :: Crew join an outreach to children suffering the fallout of gang war. Read Now
Dental help allows crew to share hope Vitória, Brazil :: Crew participate in a dental outreach to 200 children from an underprivileged neighbourhood. Read Now
Meet the world, behind the scenes Coatzacoalcos, Mexico :: Logos Hope hosts an event showcasing the many talents of the international crewmembers. Read Now
Disembark, disperse, discover! Montevideo, Uruquay :: Logos Hope's crew scatters across the globe to various projects as annual maintenance gets underway. Read Now
A very special visitor Veracruz, Mexico :: Logos Hope's bookfair receives its seven millionth visitor and celebrates the important milestone. Read Now
