VOLUNTEERS

	ersatile
	lder than 19 years
	ove for people and nature
	nprejudiced
	o problem with routine work
	rustworthy
	ager to learn
	nglish is no problem for you
	eally in love with Jesus

If all this applies to you, you have the best qualifications for the job!

There are, however, still a few factors and questions you should take time to consider:

Life as a volunteer is not a long, exotic holiday;
- are you prepared to invest your time and abilities?

Demands will be made on you every day in your work here;
- are you a stable person who can work independently?

You will receive no pay;
-how will you finance this time?

We are not a Bible school or discipleship training school (even though we all go through the Holy Spirit’s university together);
-are you living in stable relationship with God?

We live in community almost 24 hours a day. You will live at your place of work;
-are you capable of living in community and able to make compromises for this purpose?

This is Africa. Many things are different, both in the culture and in the way people work and relate to each other;
-can you adapt to new situations and circumstances?

You may not have an answer to every question immediately. Pray about it and talk with your spiritual leader. Ask God, and let HIM show you the way. Have a look at the other volunteer sites (see menu on the left) where you will find a lot of information about the work, what we do and how we live. Read the reports and testimonies of former volunteers to see how they got on, what they experienced and what moved them. If you come to us in Uganda, you will probably first spend 4 weeks in Imst/Austria, doing practical work with our “Life in Jesus Christ” project. Here you will get to know yourself better in some respects and will have your first taste of voluntary work…
Of course you can also contact us with any questions concerning volunteering.

Josh Mills & Bettina Weisser (Volunteers-Leaders) and the Uganda-Team

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