Upcoming Opportunities
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Contact us to apply or inquire about open or unplanned opportunities. Let us know you're interested, and we will connect with you to discuss potential teams that fit well with you and our ministry partners.
Construction & Renovation at Holsby Bible School
Holsby is an international Bible school, camp and retreat center located in southern Sweden. They are one of 25 such centers globally and are affiliated with Torchbearers International, an interdenominational Christian ministry. Their mission is to provide the biblical, experiential and relational context for lives to be changed by Jesus. The programs they offer are centered in Christ, rooted in Scripture, engaged in discipleship and joined in community. Hundreds of international young adults attend Holsby each year.
This opportunity to serve at Holsby is mainly renovation- and repair-oriented including carpentry, electrical, painting (inside and outside), flooring, plumbing, etc. Continued work is being done to renovate the outside of many of the buildings on their campus. Volunteers who are willing to help with both general and skilled labor are gladly welcomed.
If you're interested in one of these opportunities, let us know and we will connect with you to discuss potential teams that fit well with you and our ministry partners.
Refugee Ministry in Athens
Serve alongside local ministries supporting refugees in Athens, Greece. Participants will engage in practical outreach and relationship-focused ministry, helping create welcoming spaces of dignity, hope, and connection. This trip offers a meaningful opportunity to learn from diverse cultures, serve with humility, and witness the resilience of the refugee community while partnering with what God is already doing in Athens.
If you're interested in one of these opportunities, let us know and we will connect with you to discuss potential teams that fit well with you and our ministry partners.
Refugee and Homeless Ministry in Athens
The ministry will center around hands-on service to the homeless in Piraeus, including preparing and distributing meals, offering showers, haircuts, clothing, and sharing testimonies during Bible study times. The team will also work with refugees in Athens, primarily in the Exarchia neighborhood, partnering with local churches to serve and build relationships across language barriers. Morning devotions will focus on the lived realities of early Christians, tying in visits to historic sites. Team members will also have opportunities to contribute to Sunday worship at the church.