- Arabian Peninsula
- Type: Live
Teaching English at all levels, mathematics, science, technology and music teachers.
- Arabian Peninsula
- Type: Live
Medical professionals don't need to be Arabic speakers although it will be a benefit. They should be solid Christians who are interested in serving God and the people of the Arabian Peninsula. There are excellent expatriate schools in this country and an easy place to live.
- Arabian Peninsula
- Type: Live
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.
- Arabian Peninsula
- Type: Live
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 medical skills to transform communities.
- Stories from Arabian Peninsula
Ordinary woman, extraordinary journey God uses Janet to reach people through one-on-one encounters at a bookshop in a closed country. Read Now
Trusting God’s movement Jim and Lena talk about how God has prepared the way for them amidst the challenges of moving to a new country during coronavirus. Read Now
Finding Jesus in the desert Peter googled: who is Jesus Christ? The answer radically changed his life. Read Now
Seeing God work through surrender Getting to the AP was not a straightforward path, but when Clara and Evan trust God's guidance, they see His plan unfold through their lives. Read Now
No dream is too big for God No dream is too big for God. Central American architect, Gustavo, discovers this when he journeys with God, investigating how to combine a professional career on mission in the Arabian Peninsula. Read Now
From a missionary mom Paola and Daniel (Argentina) wanted to serve God overseas, but knew they weren’t just taking their sons along for the ride—they wanted to serve as a whole family. Read Now
