The Position
Most people think of frontier missions as expeditions to developing countries where cultural and language barriers combine with native belief systems to block successful evangelis, Consider Spain, where many citizens speak or study English and hundreds of Catholic cathedrals line the Western cityscapes, yet fewer than one percent of the populations have professed their trust in Christ as their Savior.
Successful evangelism and church growth takes time and effort because in many ways Spain is unreached: Spain has fewer evangelical Christians than many Muslim countries, and more than 7,000 cities and towns in Spain have no evangelical witness at all.
We have an immediate need for dedicated church planters who can:
- Apply successful strategies for “living-room evangelism” to pursue loving confrontations using the Word of God
- Develop new outreach strategies to reach rural residents characterized by decades of disillusionment with conservative Catholicism
- Develop new outreach strategies to appeal to urbanites enamored with post-modern philosophies and stricken by spiritual apathy
- Foster church leadership on a national scale — particularly for missionaries possessing or working toward advanced theological degrees, preferably within a European context
- Connect with the Spanish people through special skills including teaching, school administration and English tutoring or through shared interests such as sports, crafts or music
- Partner with teams on the field to implement outreach and training strategies