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Hey mechanic friends and handymen and women, we need some help in Kona!

We have been operating Port YWAM Kona—a 78-room hotel facility—since July 1, 2013. This location serves as home port for our YWAM Ships vessels. It is ideal given its close proximity to Micronesia (our target for outreaches)—only 7-days sail southbound to be among the most remote islands on earth.

YWAM Ships exists to reach the isolated and forgotten with God’s love. Ships are the only way to do that in places that have no airports! Being as close as we can to the most remote is very strategic – we literally are right on their back door step and only one mile down the road from the largest University of the Nations campus – University of the Nations of Kona. We have developed a “twin” relationship with UofN Kona since our beginning, which adds great strength to all we do globally. (You can read more about this “twin” relationship in Loren’s book Is That Really You God.)

Mission Builders are urgently needed!

You can live at Port YWAM Kona and work on board our yacht each day, returning to Port YWAM each night. She is moored in the Kona Honokohau Marina.

The Makana has a bunch of maintenance items in need of attention.

Let us know if you can help. Contact fleetsupport@ywamships.net and chat with Capt. Ann Ford.

 

Our mission is to feed people, not just spiritually, but physically by gleaning, processing and distributing surplus food and goods through our local and international partners. In unity with our local volunteers and YWAM, we care for the unfortunate of the world by sharing our blessings. Our vision is to utilize a variety of networks to share donated, nutritious food, medical equipment, furniture, printed material and other beneficial goods to meet the needs of all. We run a Discipleship Training School (DTS) and four other different programs including fish processing and a food bank in Redmond, Oregon; a food bank in Lacey, Washington, and another food bank in Mayan Bolas, Guatemala.

Volunteers are often times our greatest need. We receive tens of thousands of pounds of fish annually that need to be filleted and/or processed for canning. We also receive millions of pounds of food annually that needs to be cleaned, sorted, and transported throughout our organization. We are in the process of acquiring property to build the YWAM base.

YWAM San Francisco is a non-profit organization that seeks to engage the city of San Francisco with the love of God by reaching out to each sphere of society in unique, relevant and creative ways. Since our conception in 1988, YWAMSF has aimed to develop diverse ministries that address the wide variety of needs in the city.

YWAMSF also believes in training and equipping for urban missions, and we have been hosting Discipleship Training Schools and Mission Adventures programs since 1995. We host a number of short term outreaches for churches and groups to engage in ministry as well. Our passion is to see people come to know God in a deeper way and to spread the gospel to San Francisco and the world.

Why not come to beautiful San Francisco and be more than just a tourist! Mission building at YWAM San Francisco is a wonderful opportunity to work alongside our staff for anywhere from 2 weeks to 1 month. Not only would you be helping with our various programs, but you would get to live in our community and share in the joy of serving God in our beautiful city! Mission building is a great way to get your feet wet for anyone considering full-time ministry or for people who just want to serve God for a short season.

Come and be a blessing to YWAM San Francisco’s ministries and the city, while also deepening your relationship with God and love for others.

Pneuma Springs is a place of intercession for the nations of the world. We believe that all mission begins and ends with prayer and that God indeed answers the prayers of His people to transform nations. Our vision is that believers from churches throughout the Pacific Northwest will come to join us in prayer for the salvation of the world. Our prayer room will always be open.

Pneuma Springs is also a place of training for cross-cultural missionaries. The critical need of this age is for missionaries who are well-trained in the Word of God, communicating the gospel intelligently and with power to peoples of all cultures.

We believe that everyone who comes to Pneuma Springs (Springs of the Spirit), whether missionaries in need of refreshment and renewal or Christians who need to meet the Lord for healing and empowerment, will be touched by the Spirit of God in a life-changing way.

All of the following AIIMs schools are housed in our new center: Discipleship Training School (DTS), New Korea Servant School, Jubilee School for Missionary Renewal, Mission Bible School , as well as Summer Missions Impact and other strategic programs.

Please contact YWAM Mission Builders International for current service opportunities at YWAM AIIM (Monroe, Washington).

Our story begins with the passion we have in our hearts for Jesus and that He might be worshiped among the nations. Each generation has the responsibility and the privilege of responding to Christ’s Great Commission to “GO” and bring the gospel to the nations in their generation.

In 2006 a team of 6 were sent out from YWAM Pittsburgh with prayers and affirmation to begin a new work in Boston. It was an exciting challenge to plant a missionary outreach and training center in this city. Since then, the team has grown to 24 staff and now has a multi-focused ministry to the people of Boston, New England and to the nations.

It has been so inspiring to meet pastors and leaders here in Boston who have been diligently working to further the kingdom here. We have established some wonderful relationships with strategic churches and believers. We have ministered in youth groups, church services, and Christian school assemblies. Weekly outreaches using “prayer stations,” worship music and free coffee on the city streets have been very successful, with hundreds hearing about Jesus Christ, many for the first time.

From its founding in 1630, Boston has been a city of historic significance. The founding fathers laid the foundations for this city to be a beacon for His glory, with a sense of destiny that believers here would influence our nation as well as all the nations. Today, Boston is one of the most significant and strategic cities in the world. With its 100+ colleges and universities, Boston is a place where the world gathers. 250,000 university students (44,000 of which are internationals) are drawn to our institutions of higher learning. The very people we are called to go and reach have come to us.
 

Themba is a word from the languages of the Xhosa and Zulu tribes of Africa. It means "to bring hope with a promise that doesn't disappoint." That hope is found in the life-changing gospel of Jesus Christ, and making that hope possible is the goal of Village South Africa.

Village South Africa endeavors to bring sustainable change to the vulnerable and impoverished children of South Africa. Our mission is to care for the orphans, support the local ministries that are investing into the Transkei community and region, and to plant long-term missionaries in those communities. In order to reach children at risk in South Africa, Village South Africa works hand-in-hand with the following ministries:

Jehovah Jireh Haven is a place of safety for vulnerable children in Alexandria in the Eastern Cape of South Africa. Besides meeting their basic needs for food, clothing, and a place of safety, their need to be loved and to feel special is of the greatest importance. Jehovah Jireh Haven Children's Home currently needs volunteers for 3 weeks to 2 months to assist with the preschool (creche). Teaching skills are preferred but not required. You will assist with approximately 12-16 children. Lodging, breakfast and lunch provided. These children have a range of learning disabilities from neglect and health to fetal alcoholism. Some children have normal learning capacities.

www.jjhaven.org.za

Alexandria Christian Academy provides the opportunity for children to obtain excellence in education through goal-setting, character training, self-discipline and self-paced education, preparing them to thrive in a working environment. The Academy has needs for teachers/teacher aides for 3 weeks to 6 months. Volunteers will be assisting children from 1st grade through 12th grade. Alexandria Christian School use the ACE method, so you will assist the children as they do their studies. You will also help with after school activities, field trips, etc.

www.alexandria.org.za

HuntSA (Hunt South Africa) has been involved with Mission Builders International since 2006 and the Village South Africa ministries were formed through relationships with HuntSA.  HuntSA  is a ministry that connects Christian sportsmen with trophy hunting in South Africa. The meat and finances from these trophy hunts are the primary means of support for Jehovah Jireh Haven and the programs that feed orphans daily in the Transkei region of South Africa. It also champions a Bible school and training opportunities for African Christian leaders. Hunters also get the opportunity to serve God by visiting hospitals and schools and encouraging full-time missionaries in the region.  For more information visit their website:  Christian

www.huntsa.com

Pioneered in 2011 by Mark Anderson, this base is strategically located in Kansas City near the International House of Prayer as a product of nearly two decades of planning for the joining of missions and prayer to fulfill the Great Commission. Here at YWAM Kansas City, we offer three different schools with different emphases to train you in evangelism, the Bible, church planting, and more! YWAM KC also hosts numerous seminars and events throughout the year to build up those hungry to know God and make Him known.

As a unified community of Christ-followers, we model the Kingdom of God in our leadership structures, training programs, business operations, corporate spirituality, family lives, artistic expressions and stewardship of Creation. Through our example, acts of compassion, our multi-faceted proclamation of the Gospel, we strive to be agents of transformation among communities and nations and to reproduce kingdom-oriented communities among the nations.