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BMM is seeking church planters to reach the many Hawaiians that do not know Christ as Savior and to develop faithful Hawaiian Baptist churches. Those qualified through ministry training and experience should contact us to learn more.

Because of Hawaii's strategic location, ministry in Hawaii opens doors to ministry in the Pacific island nations also. The Pacific region is made up of very large and very small island nations with a dire need for the gospel. Some of the region is English-speaking allowing you to begin learning the culture right away and to start your ministry sooner rather than later.

Hawaiians are among these lost islanders. You can address this need through faithful and humble missionary service. Contact us today to learn more.

Join an active team of missionaries to strengthen the inner-city church plant of Cleveland, Ohio. Perhaps you have a burden for reaching inner-city groups in the US. Learn the ropes of this unique ministry that employs various means to reach out and love the neighboring people of central Cleveland. The church plant runs a medical clinic, clothing distribution ministry, crisis pregnancy center, and various other services that earn them a caring and helpful reputation. The church focuses on discipleship and Bible teaching to anchor those in attendance in the Word. America’s cities can be dark and full of crime and abuses of various kinds. Yet, BMM’s inner-city ministry shines a light of hope and model’s Christ’s love and saving message to the many that walk past its doors.

If you would like to participate in this important work, contact us today through the Next Steps form.

An assistant church planter, with cross-cultural experience, is needed for youth ministry, camp administration, and property maintenance among Native Americans in New Mexico. The ministry has a variety of needs, so those who are flexible and willing to do what is needed most are welcome to apply. Visit the Native American Ministries page to read more ways to be involved. North America- Native American Ministries

North America’s native population suffers the effects of alcoholism, high suicide rates, and spiritual confusion. In many ways, it seems they have become a forgotten people both to the church and the world at large.

Join the faithful workers who are addressing these needs. Your willing and faithful gospel ministry will make a difference by God’s help. Take steps to reach these neighboring Native American groups today!

BMM needs help working among the Mormons in Utah. Team North America envisions mobilizing couples and individuals to plant churches in strategic areas of the state.

Just over 50% of Utah’s 3 million residents claim to be Mormons. Further, Utah is the least evangelical state in the US. There is also a growing population of professionals who claim no religion at all. There is room for laborers of all sorts in this team. Consider taking your marketable skill to Utah to find a job and participate in lay ministry. If you have ministry training and desire to be involved directly in church planting, there is so much new ground to break. If God is leading contact us today.

Politics aside, the reality is that the Hispanic population in the US is growing. That translates into huge opportunities for evangelism and discipleship. BMM is searching for church planters who know or are willing to learn Spanish to address this pressing need. Either join a team already established or strategize along with BMM’s Team North America to find the next city to reach this people group.

Perhaps God has blessed you with fluency in Spanish, or perhaps he has simply burdened your heart to reach Hispanics. If you are a qualified church planter or can assist in the church planting process, please contact us today.

BMM Alaska is seeking church planters to evangelize hard-to-reach villages in what is called “Bush Alaska.” There are fewer miles of road in all of Alaska than in the state of Maine. That’s saying something, since you can fit almost three states the size of Texas in one Alaska! But far beyond all those roads are many Alaskan native villages, many of which existed before Alaska became a state. These people consist of three main people groups, Eskimo, Athabaskan and Aleut. There are hundreds of native villages scattered throughout Alaska. The population of these villages range from 25 to 1500 people. While there is a great diversity among these villages in culture, population, and location, one thing is common among them all. They need to hear the gospel of Jesus Christ. Contact us today to learn more.