I want to share with you an awesome opportunity to reach out to another nationality. Teaching English as a second language brings people of all walks of life, from 10 years old to 65, straight to you. They are so eager to learn the language that they believe is their only chance for a better life. But we know the truth and we can share with them that the only way you find true meaning and purpose in life is when you give your life to God.

We had one student named Dima. He probably attended our school for 5 years before he found Christ. He watched and listened to and spent time with our teachers. And eventually he met Jesus. Now his whole family is following Christ.

All of our students have experienced studying in the public schools and many times even taken private English classes other places or hired tutors, but they see something different in our teachers. They see the love that comes from serving Christ and they see how much we care about them.

Have you ever thought about taking a break from the normal routine of life and dedicating that time to serving the Lord? Have you ever thought about taking a semester off from school to server the Lord full-time in some way? If you said 'YES" then this is the perfect opportunity for you. Our next semester begins mid-Jan.

Please don't let finances or anything else deter you if you know God wants you to serve Him in this way. If He calls you, He will provide all you need!!!! All you need is a high school education, a love for the Lord and desire to serve Him to qualify to be one of our English teachers.

If you have any other questions about being an ESL teacher in Ukraine contact C.O.I. as soon as possible. If you know that the Lord is not calling you to do this then I challenge you to tell everyone you know who loves the Lord and has thought about missionary work or is wanting to serve the Lord overseas about C.O.I. and the opportunities in Ukraine

God bless you all and may He use you as a missionary right where you are to share the good news of Christ!!!

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