Argentina: Graphic Designer

Opportunities

A graphic designer is needed in Argentina to help with various design and print projects for local churches and church ministries, including a quarterly magazine, devotional booklets, and materials for discipleship classes, Vacation Bible School programs, and Sunday School groups. There may also be opportunities to help fellow missionaries with their prayer letters and to train them in applicable design programs. A computer will be supplied, unless the designer wants to bring his/her own, and needed software will be purchased by the field. Housing will also be provided. Full-time missionaries will be asked to participate in other ministries such as discipleship work, leading Bible studies, teaching seminary classes, preaching, helping with camps and retreats, etc.

Qualifications

Applicants must be proficient in current graphic design programs. Those applying for full-time service should also have a degree in Bible and/or theology.

Language Requirement

The graphic designer must be able to speak Spanish. Language school opportunities will be determined by the field.

Length of Service

Mid-term: four months or longer

Long-term: two or more years

Ministry Description

The ultimate goal of church ministries is to develop and establish churches worldwide. This is made possible by constantly striving to create an atmosphere where evangelism can take place. Leadership training, Christian education, and discipleship help strengthen the church as individuals prepare to go where God leads them and to share the love of Christ.

Quick Facts

• Statistically, 92 percent of Argentines are Roman Catholic, but less than 20 percent practice their faith. In addition, 2 percent of Argentines are Protestant, 2 percent are Jewish, and 4 percent practice other religions.
• Argentines are known for their nocturnal lifestyle of eating late and enjoying the late evening hours. Normal dinnertime in Argentina is between 9 p.m. and midnight.
• Argentines are considered quite sociable and outgoing, and they view themselves this way too. A cultural survey found that the most important spare time activity for almost 80 percent of Argentines is visiting friends and relatives.