Is God leading you to join in His global mission? Are you passionate about making disciples? InterAct Ministries partners with you and your church, not only to get you to the field but to help you thrive in your life and ministry. Check out our opportunities across Alaska, Western Canada and Siberia.
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Have you ever lived in a small town that has no existing church? In many remote Alaska villages, God’s Word is not proclaimed through a local church. Many others have had a church but require support to develop the church to maturity. We are seeking those God has called to come as cultural learners to serve people through ministries of evangelism and discipleship, seeking to establish and develop a local church in some of Alaska’s remotest locations.
While the population is sparse in remote villages, the percentage of Alaska’s population in urban locations continues to increase. Anchorage, the Mat-Su Valley and Fairbanks are frequently referred to as the “large villages.” The ethnic diversity in these urban locations surpasses that of many other cities in the U.S. The need is equally great. We are looking for missionaries to join a team working in Alaska’s urban centers. We need individuals who can come alongside small Alaska Native ministries to provide assistance and support. We also need individuals who can join an existing team and help as we develop new ministries to Native youth and young adults. We need those called of God to join with us as we creatively find ways to effectively disciple cross-culturally in urban locations.
InterAct’s Lazy Mountain Campus in Palmer has multiple buildings and homes, with the accompanying electrical, plumbing, heating and water systems. And they all need to be maintained regularly! The maintenance manager provides vital services in keeping the campus fulfilling its vision to serve and equip our church-planting efforts throughout Alaska.
The Lazy Mountain Campus in Palmer is our field office and home to a wide variety of other ministries. It is the occasional housing for missionaries, a small retreat center, and home to a variety of missionary training and equipping conferences and workshops. The Guest Services position works to keep the facility both beautiful and inviting to our guests. Responsibilities include both housekeeping and reservation/coordination.
Learning how to speak English is a requirement for new immigrants to western Canada. Through English classes come the opportunity to build relationships that lead to spiritual conversations. This position will involve helping to connect a local multi-cultural church with the immigrant community through assistance in language acquisition.
Aboriginal people, First Nations, Metis, and Inuit form a key focus in western Canada. Serving a growing population within the Aboriginal culture, this position’s primary purpose is to introduce people to Jesus and develop discipling relationships that teach them to obey the Word and gather regularly with other believers to be the body of Christ.
Urban centers are the host of approximately sixty percent of Aboriginal peoples. Many are seeking education and employment opportunities. Youth who are making the move to an urban center need community and mentors to assist them in thriving. This is a whole-life ministry that desires to build skills and opportunities to disciple young people and grow their relationship with Jesus alongside of life skills.
There are still many small communities in western Canada that do not have a gospel witness or a community of Christ followers that gather. The rural cross-cultural missionary’s primary role is to develop relationships of trust and a cultural worldview understanding within the community to connect the gospel to the heart of the people, so they grow in faith, become reproducing disciples of Jesus, and become the church in their community and around the world.
New immigrants to western Canada are arriving everyday. The upheaval of moving to a new country and a new set of cultures is an incredible opportunity to serve people. You will live in an immigrant community as you work to build relationships through developing life experiences together that give you opportunities to live out Christ's love. Primarily we are focused on Sikh background and Islamic background people groups.
The organizational support of our field staff is crucial to the ongoing function of the ministry. There are many details that are covered by our office team that allows our field ministries to function freely in people-centered ministry. We are looking for the right person to give oversite to our finance and human resource functions. Experience in non-profits would be beneficial.
We have a new, permanent and year-round site for Midway Bible Camp in Thompson, Manitoba. We are optimistic that the site will be up and running by summer of 2025.
There is a huge need for workers to engage in discipleship - walking with people on the journey of becoming more like Christ, fostering a passion for the lost, growing a desire for the Word of God, and developing a hunger to see Christ’s name known throughout the unreached areas of Siberia.
Evangelical churches in Russia have long been the victims of harmful propaganda that are still ingrained in the minds of people today. One way churches have been able to successfully build relationships with people in their community is through English clubs. These English clubs offer avenues to build trust and invest in the lives of unbelievers.