MEXICO
COMPASSIONATE MINISTRY FACILITATOR Mexico City, Mexico
The MEFI ministry works with homeless youth in Mexico City. The compassionate ministry facilitator will join MEFI in sharing the love of God with these young people and helping them leave the streets. This includes working to meet their spiritual, physical, emotional, and vocational needs. MEFI is looking for individuals who are passionate about ministering to the rejected and outcast members of society. This is an entry-level position.
SEMBIMEX PROFESSOR Mexico City, Mexico
The professor will work with the SEMBIMEX team to offer introductory courses through the Basic and Interactive Ministry Seminars( SEMBI) program. This seminar program is designed to give local church leaders the basic skills they need to actively minister within their church. Opportunities are also available for these professors to teach Certificate level training in the areas of spiritual leadership, basic theology, and inductive Bible study. While based in Mexico City, these professors will also travel to other parts of Mexico to offer these trainings to local church congregations.
SEMBIMEX PROFESSOR( ADVANCED STUDIES) Mexico City, Mexico
Professors serving in SEMBIMEX have the opportunity to train current and future leaders to serve in Mexico and beyond. Through our hybrid and distance learning program professors will train leaders in person and online. While based in Mexico City, they will travel to other parts of Mexico to offer training within the local church. Openings are for Old Testament, New Testament, and practical ministry.
SEMBIMEX DEAN Mexico City, Mexico
The academic dean will oversee the academic programs of the Seminario Biblico de México. These programs include advanced, intermediate, and basic levels of training for national leadership. SEMBIMEX strives to be a dynamic and flexible seminary in order to meet the educational needs of a very diverse national church. This gives the dean the opportunity to think outside the box and to be creative in the educational offerings of the seminary.
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