Collegiate Semester: FL03SM0405, Jacksonville Baptist Association, Jacksonville, Fla.
Two Students Needed, Dates Needed: 10/25/04-2/11/05
Local Contact: David Garrett, (904) 727-6800, dgarrett@jaxbaptist.org
Tim Knopps, (405) 478-2186, tknopps@timothyinstitute.org
Students will be serving with the Jacksonville Super Bowl Host committee. Their primary functions may include data entry, public relations, and volunteer coordination. The situation is a professional sports management atmosphere located in a high intensity setting. Semester missionaries will also serve as a liaison between the host committee and Southern Baptist leadership. Flexibility and strong decision making skills are needed. Creativity coupled with a cooperative spirit preferred. This position is part of an overall evangelism project. Candidates must have proven skills to present the gospel in a professional setting.

Collegiate Semester: CD03SM0405, Greater Ottawa University Ministries, Ontario, Canada
One Student Needed, Dates Needed: 1/4/05-4/11/05
Local Contact: Thomas Smith, 613-225-1094, tsmile3@yahoo.com
The individual will engage students on several campuses. These students for the most part are bi-lingual, French/English. The purpose of engaging these students will be for developing relationships where the message of the gospel can be seeded, taught, and cultivated. The campus environment will vary in size, yet recent statistics place these students in the two percent or less category for being evangelized or living out their faith. A sense of urgency and an entrepreneur spirit is a must for the student who will consider this request. The student should have some basic working knowledge of French.

Collegiate Semester: MD01SM0405, BSM—University of Maryland, College Park, Md.
One Student Needed, Dates Needed: 1/1/05-5/20/05
Local Contact: Jeffrey Buffkin, (301) 464-6855, jbuffkin@umd.edu
The BSM has a strong tradition of ministry to the extensive international student community here at the University of Maryland. The process of reaching out to them is supported at the state level and among our many alumni. Ultimately, we desire to see these international students exposed to the gospel and a lifestyle of following Christ with devotion, and the campus welcomes our efforts. The semester missionary must be a self-starter, have a dynamic relationship with Christ, but also be willing to work on a team. ESL training is a plus. Of course, basic computer skills are necessary, as well as some cross-cultural experience. A passion for house churches is welcome.

Collegiate Summer: AL01SR05, Autauga Baptist Association, Prattville, Ala.
Two Students Needed
Local Contact: Bill Morgan, (334) 365-7802, bmorgan@autaugabaptist.org
Students will work with other missionaries to Hispanics; will assist in leading Bible studies, evangelistic visitation, VBS (in Spanish), and discipling. Spanish is required.

Collegiate Summer: CO12SR05, Monument Hill Church, Monument, Colo,
One Male, One Female Needed
Local Contact: Brad Cowger, (719) 481-2156, mhcsbc@earthlink.net
Enjoy Colorado in the beautiful town of Monument, while ministering to students and children. Experience outreach ministry in a culture that is secular yet open to authentic witnessing. Interact with youth and children in and outside of church/mission environment. Grow in your faith and your spiritual gifts as you serve.

Collegiate Summer: NG14SR05, Marble Valley Baptist church, Rutland, Vt.
Two Students Needed
Local Contact: Eugene Williams, (802) 773-7677, ewilliams@marblevalley.net
Students with an outgoing personality and the ability to adapt to change will be providing assistance with a new church plant. This two-year-old plant is located in a rural town in Vermont. Students will be building relationships with the local community by volunteering in the public library and public assistance office. Students will also work with two-four mission teams during the summer to provide logistics and leadership.

Collegiate Innovator: AZ01IN05, Grand Canyon Baptist Church, Grand Canyon, Ariz.
Three Males, Three Females Needed
Local Contact: Lainee Pegelow, (928) 774-4462, pegelow@naubsm.org
As a summer Innovator at the Grand Canyon, a student will have a full-time job with a local business. You will have the opportunity to minister to and share the gospel with management, coworkers, and park guests through life-style evangelism. You will live as godly examples, setting moral and ethical standards in the workplace. Partnering with Grand Canyon Baptist Church, you will minister in your “off” hours through living as Christlike examples at all times and in all relationships and creatively and intentionally sharing the love of Christ with the people of Grand Canyon National Park. Examples of the ministries that you will have the opportunity to serve in are worship teams, youth/children’s ministry, community team serving the “locals” that live in the park and internationals—ministering to those individuals that travel from numerous nations and work for local businesses inside the national park.

High School Sojourner: CA01SJ05, Pacific Association, Grover Beach, Calif.
Two Students Needed
Local Contact: Michael Cook, (805) 481-5503, psba@earthlink.net
Sojourners will do VBS, Backyard Bible Clubs, youth rallies, preschool teaching, children’s camp duties, and various other activities in the beach communities and coastal mountains of California. They may also surf, deep-sea fish, and go to amusement parks and the Spirit West Coast Christian Concert for free.

High School Sojourner: SC07SJ05, Screven Baptist Association—Children’s Ministry Team, Summerville, S.C.
Two Students Needed
Local Contact: Brenda Jackson, (843) 871-2410, bjackson@screvenassoc.org
Are you tired of the same old stuff? Let God share His vision with you! An experience for a lifetime! Serve in Screven Baptist Association through Community Changers and see God at work through our Children’s Ministry Team. Children who live in housing projects, mobile home parks, and apartment communities have a great need of knowing that Jesus is real. If you love kids, then we have a spot for you. We need young men and women who are willing to share God’s love with children, youth, and adults. Join our Community Changes Mission Team and see God at work in Screven Baptist Association.

Collegiate Semester: NAMB provides roundtrip transportation, monthly expense stipend, and supplemental insurance.
The local field provides: food, housing, local transportation, and supervision.

Collegiate Summer: NAMB provides roundtrip transportation and supplemental insurance.
The local field provides: food, housing, local transportation, and supervision.

Collegiate Innovator: NAMB provides supplemental insurance only.

High School Sojourner: NAMB provides roundtrip transportation and supplemental insurance.
The local field provides: food housing, local transportation, and supervision.

For more information about Sojourner opportunities, visit our website www.answerthecall.net.

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Alpharetta, GA 30022
1-800-462-8657 ext. 6476
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