You'll live and minister in a small farming village near Bungoma Town. The church planter you'll be working with runs a church, children’s home, and school. The children at the home come from varying backgrounds. Most of them are orphans or at-risk children who have some sort of trauma in their background.
Some things you may be doing on this trip include:
At iGo, safety is always a high priority and we take extensive measures to ensure the success of the students on our teams. From registering every student with the embassy, to giving all our leaders training, we do everything in our power to minimize risk and be prepared for any issue that might arise on the field.
At iGo, safety is always a high priority and we take extensive measures to ensure the success of the students on our teams. From registering every student with the embassy, to giving all our leaders training, we do everything in our power to minimize risk and be prepared for any issue that might arise on the field.
Caroline Jacobs is the Trip Coordinator (staff member in charge of logistics) for this team. She will be your main contact leading up to the trip. This team will also have a Team Leader who will travel and serve with the team. All Team Leaders have a proven track record of responsibility, travel competency, and faithfulness to their church. You can reach Caroline at caroline@igoglobal.org
All iGo teams serve under the direct supervision of local church planters and other field staff.
The first two days of your trip will be a stateside training program called Base Camp. The two primary focuses of Base Camp are:
To apply for this trip, click the "Start your Application" button above. You will be redirected to a program called "Managed Missions" and be asked to create an account. You should be able to create an account and complete the application in about 10 minutes. You can save your progress and come back to it if needed.
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