Live and serve in Israel

CMJ USA • October 28, 2021
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Volunteers needed in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and Galilee

CMJ Israel is accepting applications for volunteers willing to serve in the CMJ guest houses . The pandemic has dwindled volunteer numbers, but Israel is allowing new volunteers to enter. Come serve the people of Israel and tourists from the nations with hospitality.  

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Volunteers must be vaccinated against coronavirus and be ready to work 35-40 hours in return for room and board. Volunteers must stay for at least one year . Volunteers must be regular churchgoers while in Israel and participate in a spiritual - growth program. Adults of all ages are encouraged to apply.

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