Barbara’s story reminds us that mission isn’t just for singles or people with formal ministry roles. God is using her family’s everyday life in North Africa to draw people to Himself.

Considering mission in North Africa or the Middle East? Visit sim.org and explore the opportunities to see where you could serve.

Northern communities in Thailand are still waiting to hear about the hope we have in Jesus. Pray for the workers planting churches in these districts. Ask God to open hearts to the good news of Jesus and build His church where He is least known.

Northern communities in Thailand are still waiting to hear about the hope we have in Jesus. Pray for the workers planting churches in these districts. Ask God to open hearts to the good news of Jesus and build His church where He is least known.

We know that God uses every little moment to draw us towards His work in the Middle East and North Africa. If you’ve taken even one of these steps, you’re already moving towards exploring what serving in the region could look like!

Could God be calling you to invest in the next generation? There are opportunities to serve in North Africa, helping young people encounter the hope of Jesus through education and discipleship. Visit sim.org to explore opportunities.

Rania’s story shows how God can meet us in the most unexpected places and use the gifts He’s given us in ways we never imagined. Could God be calling you to serve in North Africa? Visit sim.org to find out more.

Over a century ago, mission worker Lilias Trotter watched a water wheel turn in a North African garden and saw a picture of prayer. Mission workers still live out that lesson: keep turning the wheel, keep praying. Breakthrough is coming.

What do you picture when you think of the Middle East? We want you to look beyond the assumptions and see the real people and places that make up this region. Explore what it could look like to do mission in the Middle East at sim.org #GlobalMissions

Will you join us in praying for Mozambique? Across the country, mission workers and local churches are serving communities where Christ is least known through evangelism, discipleship, education, agriculture and children’s ministries.

Could you help reach the next generation in the Middle East? Almost half the region’s population is aged 24 or under, and we long to see young people encounter Jesus. There are many opportunities to serve. If you're in the UK: [email protected] Elsewhere: [email protected] 🙌

Could God be opening a door for you to serve in the Middle East? Explore opportunities at sim.org and discover where you could serve. #WorldCup #MiddleEast #LearnArabic

Sharing Jesus in North Africa can mean learning a new language, embracing a different way of life and serving where few have heard the gospel. Find your place to serve among North Africa’s nomadic communities. Explore the story at sim.org.

In the Middle East and North Africa, hospitality opens doors to friendship, trust and opportunities to share the hope of Jesus. Over the next two weeks, discover what serving in these regions looks like. The table is set. There’s a seat for you.

Over the coming weeks, we’re taking you to the Middle East and North Africa to hear from SIM workers serving in places where Christ is least known. And who knows, you might just find yourself wondering, “Could I be part of this?” More to come 👀

There’s no one way to be a mission worker. Different personalities. Different gifts. Different passions. But one shared purpose: joining in God’s mission around the world. Could you see yourself in mission?

Join us in praying for Peru. Pray for water ministries, Quechua church leaders and Peruvian mission workers as they serve communities and share the hope of Christ.

The widows of Miango have experienced unimaginable loss. But when asked what they would like prayer for, they ask first for their faith. Their faith in Jesus does not erase the pain they've experienced, but they continue to cling to Him.

Sometimes God surprises us with the places and people we come to love. Ryan didn't see himself serving In Thailand. Five years later, God has grown in him a deep love for Thai people and their culture. Read Ryan’s reflections in our latest Ask a Mission Worker!