Danish European Mission has personal contact with several pastors and church leaders who are persecuted, and the persecution is monitored worldwide. Students interested in writing an assignment on the theology and sociology of the persecuted church can therefore get inspiration for data collection, problem formulations and possibly access to interview persecuted Christians, provided that the persecuted Christians' safety is not compromised.<\/p>\n
Another topic could be a comparative analysis of the difference between mission in countries open to traditional mission and countries closed to traditional mission. For example, case studies could be made and strategies that missionaries can use in countries that are closed to traditional mission.<\/p>\n
Students can also work on the legal situation of persecuted Christians in the tension between their home country's constitution, administrative practices and international conventions. This may include examining the impact of different strategies that Western Christians can adopt in attempts to support Christians, such as legal aid.<\/p>\n
Do you want to help the persecuted and spread the Gospel to all? You can contribute with your skills in concrete projects at the Danish European Mission Secretariat.<\/p>\n
By contributing your skills to the organization, together we can help even more persecuted people and spread the Gospel to more people. Examples of tasks could be fundraising activities for a special project, such as involving a youth group or Bible study group or using guerrilla and viral marketing strategies. This can raise earmarked funds to improve the living conditions of persecuted Christians and promote the spread of the Gospel.<\/p>\n
If you as a student have skills that can contribute to DE's mission, you are welcome to contact us. Such idealistic activities that also produce results are not irrelevant on the CV for later job searches.<\/p>\n