On Track Together
Pursuing service on the margins
As Jesus-followers in a globalised world, we know we’re called to love our neighbour and be agents of hope in refugee camps and city slums as well as in the local footy club and the corner cafe. But how do we do this well? Crossing the barriers of language, culture and faith takes thoughtfulness, skill, prayer and practice.
Easy to say, hard to do.
That’s what On Track Together is all about
Serve in personalised mission placements in Australia and overseas. Work with your home church or local organisation in two five-month placements, and serve with an Interserve country team for a year in an overseas placement.
Learn and earn a nationally accredited diploma. Integrate your academic learning with practical missiology. The course is fully online – study from anywhere in Australia.
Explore faith and justice issues for those on the margins. Put your theology into practice with people on the move, and walk with the poor.
And do all this together with other mission-minded Jesus-followers and with your own mentor. Join regular Hub gatherings with your cohort and experience one-on-one investment by your experienced missions mentor.
How it works
This is how your 22-month commitment breaks down:
5 months | Study and Australia-based placement
12 months | Overseas placement with Interserve country team
5 months | Study, debriefing and reflection
Is this for you, someone you know?
If you’re seeking direction to serve God with a broader worldview, passionate about being a part of alleviating poverty and injustice, or considering cross-cultural ministry as a calling, we’ve tailored the program for you. We’re looking for women and men who are willing to share their life and skills for the sake of the Gospel.
Start the conversation
Jane, On Track Together Manager
jane@interserve.org.au
“Developing our own cultural intelligence will increase confidence and calmness to seize opportunities presented, especially for wholistic communication of the Christian message, even when engaging with unfamiliar cultures.”
David Turnbull
Senior Lecturer in Intercultural Studies, Tabor
