Serge’s team Bundibugyo, Uganda has a need for an Administrative Director for Christ School. If you are interested, please fill out a Go Form (www.serge.org/go). If you know someone who is interested, please send them our way (go@serge.org)! . Position Title: Christ School Administrative Director Location: Bundibugyo, Uganda FT/PT: Fulltime Deployment: desired deployment as early […]

By Serge on October 20, 2016

All too often, business professionals view themselves and their skills as useless in the missionary advancement of the kingdom of God. Missionaries, after all, are preachers, right? But the truth of the matter is that God uses all kinds of people and professions for His purposes—and those with business skills are currently among the most […]

By Andrew Shaughnessy on October 13, 2016

The Serge B4T model has 4 main roles. Where do you see yourself?   1. B4T Business Starter 2. B4T Business Builder 3. Business Advisor 4. Traveling Expert How we Equip and Sustain B4T Business Starters Serge has an experienced team in place to vet your business plan and 30+ years of experience in careful […]

By R.J. March on October 12, 2016

If we are honest, we can all remember a moment when we were embarrassed by evangelism. Some of us might recall passing out a particularly bad tract with impersonal, formulaic outlines and oversimplified descriptions of Christian faith. We might cringe because, in that moment, we felt misrepresented and disingenuous. Others of us might think back […]

By Josiah Green on October 06, 2016

In the summer of 2016, Hannah Loechelt, along with two other interns from the U.S., served with Serge in Granada, Nicaragua, at a mission hub known as “El Puente.” Founded in 2006, El Puente—which means “The Bridge” in Spanish—is a base of ministry operations for the impoverished neighborhoods that lie on the outskirts of Granada. […]

By Andrew Shaughnessy on October 06, 2016

What are your expectations for this summer? This was a question I asked each Serge summer intern over and over again for months leading up to his or her actual internship. Why? Because it takes time for an expectation to rear its head. It usually happens when a need is unmet and “hangry” – you […]

By Danielle Martinelli on October 04, 2016