Becoming A Volunteer
Our volunteers are the backbone of CFSA. Whether you're a nurse with 40 years of experience, fresh out of school, or just someone who is looking to use their time and energy to the glory of God, CFSA has opportunities for you!
Volunteers Manage Projects
Our volunteers complete the needed work to support the projects and missions set before us. Using their God-given talents and doing what they have been created to do - Spread the Word of God - makes them all critical components of this wonderful work.
Volunteers Lead Clinics and Humanitarian Missions
Our volunteers lead our clinics and missions partnering with the help of local residents establishing vital and trusting relationships with those we are blessed to meet and serve.
History and Tourism Opportunities
We offer one or two days during each trip for sightseeing and historical tourism. It is important for us to understand the cultural and historical context of the people and areas where we serve.
Becoming a volunteer is about using your time and talents for the Lord, giving selflessly to others and showing Christian love to everyone.
Volunteer FAQ
Do i need medical experience?
No! CFSA is not exclusive to the medical profession. Along with medical clinics, there are additional CFSA opportunities that require teaching experience and manual labor. People from all walks of life can be involved in any of CFSA's missions. We have something for everyone!
how long has cfsa been doing these missions?
We have been doing our work since 2011, but the idea of CFSA has been in the works since the year 2000.
Who usually volunteers with CFSA?
CFSA recruits workers from all walks of life to carry out our medical missions, teaching missions, and manual labor missions. Anyone who is willing to share the Lord's love with others in any number of activities is welcome to join our team.
How many hours a day will I work?
Each project varies because things change all the time. A day could last any length of time i.e., 3 hours to 8 hours.
Are meals and hotels provided?
A volunteer's fee includes lodging and sometimes one meal/day. Food costs are reasonable and will not be prohibitive to the volunteer.
Is there free time?
Yes, there is free time. Usually this comes at the end of each day's work. Typically, the free time is after the evening meal or on Friday and Saturday nights. Sometimes, there is free time during the day, but not always.
What our
volunteers have to say
We've sent 135 volunteers to 5 countries across the world. Are you next?
jessie maedke
Jessie was a senior in high school when she joined us for our 2018 ministry trip to Yangon, Myanmar. Her energy and willingness to help in any situation made her a joy to have around!
“During my trip I made new friends, tried a lot of new things, and got to show my love for Christ by showing love to others. It definitely changed my outlook on life, and I don’t think I’ll ever forget it!”
Glenn Bechler
Glenn and his wife, Kathy, went on their first medical mission trip to Thailand in November of 2016. It was such a moving experience for them that they went on a second one to Myanmar in January of 2018.
“Volunteering with CFSA has been a labor of love. It gives me a chance to share with others the gifts and talents the Lord has blessed me with. It has been a privilege to work to improve the lives of others.”
Your Next Steps
We can't wait to have you join our team! But before you can do that we need to know a bit more about you and how you'd like to help. So here's what you need to do:
pick a Mission
We have mission opportunities in Thailand and Romania.
Talk to our team
Once you know where you'd like to volunteer we can answer any questions you have.
raise the funds
The last step to volunteering for CFSA is funding your trip. Don't worry! We're here to help!