Join our Team in Uganda

Klint Ostermann • February 19, 2025

We are looking for people to join our team in Uganda!

Job Title: Missionary Project Manager - Sustainable Agriculture Program (Uganda)
Location: Uganda (various regions)
Position Type: Full-time, 2-year contract
Sending Organization: Global Outreach International
Reports To: Farming God’s Way Uganda Regional Leader & Partner Church Leadership

Position Overview:
Global Outreach International, in partnership with a large Ugandan church, seeks a dynamic, faith-driven leader to manage the implementation and expansion of Farming God’s Way, a sustainable agriculture resource empowering vulnerable women and children across Uganda. This role combines project management, spiritual mentorship, and community development to create lasting, biblically rooted change. The ideal candidate will oversee training initiatives, build local partnerships, and ensure the program’s sustainability while raising their own financial support for salary and expenses.

Key Responsibilities:

Project Management & Leadership

Lead the planning, execution, and monitoring of the Farming God’s Way resource in alignment with the church’s vision.
Train and equip local facilitators to teach sustainable farming techniques, integrating biblical principles with practical agriculture.
Develop timelines, budgets, and reporting systems to ensure accountability and impact.

Team Building & Collaboration

Foster unity among Ugandan staff, church staff, volunteers, and international partners.
Mentor local leaders and trainers to ensure long-term program ownership and scalability.

Fundraising & Stewardship

Raise 100% of personal salary, travel, and project expenses through Global Outreach International’s support-raising framework.
Manage program funds with integrity, ensuring alignment with donor expectations and project goals.

Community & Spiritual Engagement

Build relationships with vulnerable women, children, and community leaders to address spiritual and physical needs holistically.
Lead devotionals, workshops, and outreach activities that connect faith with sustainable livelihoods.
Boldly share the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Monitoring & Evaluation

Track program outcomes (e.g., crop yields, income generation, spiritual growth) and adjust strategies as needed.
Submit regular reports to team leader, Global Outreach, and church partners.

Qualifications:

Required:
Proven experience in leadership, project management, and cross-cultural communication.
Helpful:
Agricultural training and experience
Cross-cultural ministry experience

Restrictions

Must be 18 years or older and fit the needed job description
Willingness to raise support for position
Proven experience in leadership, project management, and cross-cultural communication.
Must onboard as a Global Outreach International Missionary

Preparation

Initial Zoom Call with GO Short-Term Teams Coordinator
Follow-Up Interview with Farming God's Way Leadership

Visit https://globaloutreach.servicereef.com/events/global-outreach-international/go-farm-in-uganda-farming-gods-way to apply!

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