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Drought in the Marshall Islands

Drought in the Marshall Islands

Article submitted by Steve & Shawn Clark, MVI Field Coordinators in the Marshall Islands We have sent out a prayer request before, but we want to bring it to your attention again.  Many of our northern atolls have not had rain in over five months.  The water lens that they do have on a few [...]

 

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Luther Meier Shares His Testimony

Luther Meier, MVI Vice-President-at-Large, shares his testimony courtesy of Influence Living

 

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When Choices Really Tear Us Up Inside

When Choices Really Tear Us Up Inside

Article submitted by Brad and Camie Matlack, Field Coordinators in Kenya A 32-year old lady has been sharing her dream since the day we met her. As we studied God’s Word together in a ladies’ Bible group, her prayers were consistent. She just wanted to FINISH school! Without even a primary education, this dream appeared [...]

 

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Growing and growing in the Marshall Islands!

Growing and growing in the Marshall Islands!

Article submitted by Steve & Shawn Clark, Field Coordinators in the Marshall Islands We are seeing so many changes in the lives of people in Majuro and in the church. One of the areas under going change is our children’s department at Majuro English Assembly (MEA) headed up by Edna our Christian Education Coordinator. Edna [...]

 

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Library Books for Nicaragua

Library Books for Nicaragua

Article submitted by Elisabeth Elliott, Field Specialist in Nicaragua We’re 3 months into school, and we have settled in to about as much of a “normal” routine as we will this first year.  We celebrated International Book Day here last week by dressing up as our favorite book characters and visiting the library.  I can’t [...]

 

Volunteer

vol-01Volunteers’ talents, skills and gifts greatly augment Missionary Ventures’ efforts to encourage and support indigenous missions around the world. Volunteers help stretch scarce resources needed to serve and support the indigenous church. Find out how you can be a vital part of helping MV reach the un-reached for Christ through volunteering.

“The life I envisioned when I retired changed with the death of my husband. Now I volunteer 2-3 days per week, and my life has been blessed by the friendships of MV staff and enormous joy I receive by being productive, using my skills and abilities at MV.”  – Louise Woods

Hear from more of our volunteers!

Opportunities: Volunteers are making a difference one day at a time at Missionary Ventures. This has been true from the beginning of the ministry in 1983. Our volunteer program links people to areas within MV that are consistent with their interests and talents. Our goal is to expand the ministry of Missionary Ventures while offering a rewarding and productive experience to each volunteer.

How does the Volunteer Program work?

A Volunteer Coordinator interviews each candidate. Then, based on the person’s interests and abilities, they are trained and matched to assignments.

How much time is involved?vol-02

Volunteers work one or more six-hour days on a regular basis.

Opportunities for Volunteers in the Orlando Office:

  • Phone Receptionist
  • Team Trip Coordinator
  • Flight Reservationist
  • Filing Clerk
  • Computer Applications (PowerPoint, Videos)
  • Project Organization and Monitoring
  • SharePoint Programmer Consultant
  • And More…you may have an interest or talent we haven’t listed, so don’t hesitate to contact us just because you don’t see something on the list that fits you

How do I contact a Volunteer Coordinator? Contact the MVI office (info@mvi.org).

Please help us find more volunteers. Perhaps you know someone who would like to lend a hand

  • A parent who could help while their children are in school
  • A part-time worker who wants to serve the Lord with their talents
  • Retirees who would be willing to give of themselves
  • Anyone with extra time who is eager to give of themselves to assist in building the Kingdom

We are about “Involving People to Impact Nations for Christ.” We would love to talk with you about your involvement.  Remember, God does not call the equipped; He equips the called.