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Go Be Mentored in an Internship What's an MET?
Go Be Mentored in an Internship What's an MET?
Mission Exploration Team
mis·sion ex·plo·ra·tion team [mish-uhn ek-spluh-rey-shuhn teem]
–noun
- A 4-6 week team of interns going to one of the four regions – Africa, Asia, Europe or Latin America – where GBIM has ministries.
- An opportunity to immerse yourself in the reality of missions, experience another culture, learn some language, minister cross culturally, share life with a missionary team and more.
- Learn about missions in a hands-on ministry context. Be mentored by experienced missionaries. Study the strategy and methods missionaries are using.
- Explore missions as a possibility for your future. Everything is designed to give you experiences to confirm God’s gifting for cross-cultural missions or provide a realistic understanding of how best to pray for and support others.
A Mission Exploration Team may be the best next step for you! Prerequisites are simple – out of high school, positive short term experience, and endorsement by your church. Although it is not essential to be committed to becoming a missionary, you will get the most out of it if you are open to missions in your future. Download the MET brochure to learn more.
Questions? Check out our opportunities database for dates and details of upcoming Mission Exploration Teams and other internship options. Then contact John Ward for more information.