• Adult Opportunities

    Missionaries invest themselves in engaging people with the gospel and planting new churches in the under-reached and underserved regions of North America. NAMB missionaries serve primarily through two broad categories:

     aocpmChurch Planting Missionaries

    These include church planters, church planting team members, church planting catalysts guiding efforts throughout an association or region, lay missionaries who relocate to an area to assist with a church plant, and a variety of other roles focused on evangelistic church planting.

     aoesmEvangelism Specialist Missionaries

    These are missionaries whose primary role is sharing Christ in the context of serving others—whether in a inner-city mission center, resort settings, food distribution, teaching individuals how to read, or any number of other ministry evangelism activities. Their work is related to church planting efforts or to connect people with the local church.

    Multiple Paths to Service

    We recognize that in order to significantly scale our efforts to penetrate lostness in North America we are going to need many more missionaries starting churches and reaching people for Christ than Southern Baptists could support financially. So part of the Send North America strategy is to mobilize and equip individuals in a variety of ways.
     
    aofunded  Jointly funded – Missionaries receiving financial support from NAMB and its partners.
    aomsc  Mission Service Corps –Self-funded missionaries who serve at least 20 hours a week for a term of two years or more, with training, supervision and non-financial support in the context of a Send North America assignment. More >  
    aomost  Missions on Short Term (M.O.S.T.)—Self-funded missionaries who serve from three weeks to two years, with training, supervision and non-financial support in the context of a Send North America assignment. More > 
    aofaith  Faith and Work—Individuals who commit to relocate to assist with a church plant in the same way they might serve their own church, usually as part of a partnership.
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    Church Planting Intern—College graduates who commit to a maximum of 18 months in an internship program at a church plant to learn about church planting and to discern their future involvement. These men and women will serve in various church planting roles for the purpose of evangelism and disciple-making.   

    Chaplaincy aochap 

    Chaplains serve in a broad variety of settings, including the military, hospitals, corporations, prisons, disaster relief response and law enforcement. Chaplains are either self-funded or paid by the organization they serve. NAMB provides training and pastoral care support—as well as the formal denominational endorsement required by organizations that employ chaplains. More > 

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