Opportunities

Brooke wants to be a missionary long-term, and she needs training and experience to get there from here. She found both with Global Frontier Missions in Clarkston, Georgia.

You may have assumptions about what kind of person becomes a missionary, or what missionaries do. What's the reality?

Five interns came to our H.Q. in Florida for ten weeks. We sat down with a few of them to see what it was like. Here's what they said.

When Elyse was 24, she went on an adventure around the world. She wanted to experience what real daily missionary life was like. And so can you.

Looking to take the next step in your faith? Spend a summer pursuing the unreached and exploring God’s call on your life through Edge. (This opportunity is for young adults).

Pioneers is looking for people with a knack for media creation and strategy, plus a passion to engage people with little access to the gospel.

No matter your training and talents, there is a place for you in missions. Interested in exploring specific opportunities? We are waiting to hear from you!

Many Pioneers teams need people with skills in agriculture to open doors and meet the needs of unreached people groups around the world.

Taking your professional career overseas doesn’t necessarily make things faster and easier, but it can bring opportunities you might not have otherwise.

Would you like to be a welcomer who offers practical help and words of life to immigrants and refugees?

Is God calling you to serve in the Muslim world or among Muslims close to home? Go prepared.

Not all missionaries are preachers or teachers. Some are working in IT and engineering to reach people in places that are difficult to access.

We’re looking for awesome artists who will go the extra mile with the glory of God as their primary focus… who will put self-promotion in the back seat, so God-promotion is in the front.

Launch teams are a landing place for new Pioneers to focus on language and culture and be mentored by a team of long-term church planters before they launch out to a new location.

We are looking for Kingdom messengers who have medical skills and want to use those skills to advance the gospel in the hard places.

The work of Kay, a teacher, enables the families on her team to stay healthy while serving among an unreached people group.

When your eyes were opened to the nations, you wondered: how do my education and my calling to bring education to others fit in with God’s global purposes?

You can leverage your God-given talents in business and administration to reach the least reached.

Ever felt God tugging at your heart to GO and reach the nations? Perhaps one of the things you thought about was, “What about my career?”

There’s a widely accepted myth in the world of missions that needs to be busted. It is this: that all missionaries are preachers. But as it turns out missionaries do many very different jobs.