Zambia

Finding God in the desert

“In November 2019, I was deported from Zambia—my home for the past few years—because of visa issues,” shares Ivy. “I had to pack my bags in seven days and journey into the unknown. Then, the pandemic happened. I just had so many layers of unknown that the only thing I knew was that I didn’t know. Didn’t know when to go, when to return, where to stay, what to do, how to get visas…God sent me into exile.”
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It's time to share

“We live in an exciting time,” shares Ivy. “We can still share God’s love during this time and people might be even more open than ever. No one has the excuse of no time. Finally, you can write that newsletter or set up those calls with supporters. This is a great opportunity to reconnect and to pray for them. Non-Christian family and friends might want to hear your testimony for the first time. Share all the stories of how God took you through difficult times in the past. The whole world is in a waiting game.”
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  • Opportunities to go to Zambia
Support Services Leader – Lake Tanganyika Zambia    Go & Live    As soon as possibleTo oversee and assist with  all of the support services of the field, communication, finance, personnel, IT, transport, administration etc.
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Community Missionary – Lake Tanganyika Zambia    Go & Live    As soon as possibleMissionaries live in lakeshore villages modeling a Biblical Lifestyle for a people living in bondage to poverty and witchcraft beliefs.
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Personnel Officer – Lake Tanganyika. Zambia    Go & Live    As soon as possibleThe Field Personnel Officers’ primary responsibilities in serving Operation Mobilization include welcoming new team members to Lake Tanganyika, assisting in the application and placement process for people starting their missions journey.  Along with that there is an emphasis on maintaining records, and other administrative functions for Lake Tanganyika.
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