Are you an organized, people-oriented person, who likes to recruit workers for the least reach countries? If you answered yes, this is your opportunity!
Go & Live in
- About
Kansuli Farm is a sustainable project of OM Lake Tanganyika. It is a means of assisting local missionaries as they share the gospel of Jesus Christ, funding local ministries and the farm is an access path to sharing the gospel to nearby communities.
- Commitment
2-3 Years
- Position
Full Time
- Requirements
1. Managing of crops, vegetables and animal section
2. Engages in Farm Construction
3. Fish Farming
4. Farm Engineering
2. Engages in Farm Construction
3. Fish Farming
4. Farm Engineering
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.
Interested?
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Maintenance, plumbing, handy-man
If you are talented in business and have a heart for the unreached, we’re looking for you! After being introduced to the culture and learning a local language you can set up a business in your area of expertise.
The type of business could be in agriculture, consulting, import & export, small manufacture, cafe and many other opportunities…. what business are YOU in?
The type of business could be in agriculture, consulting, import & export, small manufacture, cafe and many other opportunities…. what business are YOU in?
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