Global Outreach Internships

WHY GO?

God uses His people to accomplish His goals. Serve with Inca Link to become a kingdom builder God will use to reach the nations.

OPPORTUNITIES

My experiences with Inca Link and its ministries in Perú during my internship were incredibly uplifting and provided me with great direction for my life. I was able to work closely with so many amazing ministries and build lifelong relationships with people who have continued to be a huge support to me through the highs and lows of life. Being able to establish spiritual disciplines and experience discipleship in the way that I did set me up to be able to do those things once I was back at home as well. I am so grateful for the time that I was able to spend serving with Inca Link and for the ways that time shaped who I am as a follower of Christ.

Jordyn WinfieldInca Link Perú Intern

During my time in Costa Rica for my internship, I gained exposure to so many behind-the-scenes aspects of ministry, things that helped me deepen my ability for missional impact. One of the most notable things I learned was the importance of consistency within relationships for growing bonds. I formed deep relationships and learned many lessons that will stick with me for the rest of my life, and for that I am so, so grateful.

Timmy SeiferthInca Link Costa Rica Intern

I have volunteered with Inca Link a couple of times now, and every interaction with them has been a blessing. Inca Link is full of humble, God-fearing staff that take God's call to make disciples of all nations to heart. They work together in a beautiful way that reflects the love of the body of Christ and fills its volunteers with that same love. To anyone who is interested in missions, I would recommend praying hard about God's will for you and talking to a member of Inca Link with an open heart. You'll be amazed at how much He can change your life by a simple act.

Jacob BaehmanInca Link Ecuador Intern | Ninawachi Mission Institute

Global Outreach Internships FAQs

How do I apply for a passport?

U.S. citizens should visit travel.state.gov to apply for or renew a U.S. passport at least 6 months prior to your trip.

Canadian citizens should visit the Canadian Goverment Website to learn more.

Please note: passports must have at least 6 months validity remaining from the time of the trip in order to enter most countries.

Do I need any special vaccinations?

We recommend that all participants be up-to-date on all standard & CDC recommended vaccinations for all locations.

What is the food like?

Most likely, you will be grocery shopping and cooking for yourself and, at times, enjoying meals prepared by local cooks. Meals prepared by local cooks reflect the various cultural dishes from that region, with a few North American style meals here or there. While specific recipes and flavor profiles can vary greatly throughout Latin America, staples include meats and fish/seafood, lots of fresh fruits and vegetables and starches including rice, potatoes, corn and grains.

Where will I stay?

Housing may vary from site to site, but all will include safe housing with toilets, running water, electricity and showers. Many of our sites feature dorm-style housing with bunk beds, while others may feature small houses, apartments or guest houses. It is possible that you could stay with a missionary in their home, rent an apartment, or stay at one of Inca Link’s guest houses. Housing will be solidified and discussed with you prior to your departure date.

What is the application process and how can I apply?

The application process consists of an application, 3 references, at least one interview, and a background check.

Please fill out the form below to get the process started.

What if I or my family have/has an emergency and I need to go home early?

Inca Link is aware that emergencies may happen and we are able to help you get home. We can help you work with the airline to change your flights and Inca Link may be able to reimburse you for the cost, depending on the funds available in your account. Leftover funds not used from your internship can be saved for a future trip or donated to Inca Link for ministry use.

How Can I Learn More?

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