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Wycliffe Needs Guest House Managers, Chefs & Event Coordinators

A Great Meal and a Warm Welcome

hospitality_u598zzc00138.JPGWycliffe’s hospitality staff helps to meet the needs of our missionaries, guests and partners by providing them with good food or comfortable lodging. They help create an atmosphere where people feel welcome and cared for. They may work in the U.S. at one of our centers or events, or overseas at a guest house. Either way, the gift of hospitality is a great blessing to others, especially when it helps advance Bible translation.

“It is a strenuous but highly rewarding job because it enables Wycliffe personnel and visitors to feel welcome while they recuperate from stressful and tiring situations.”
—Guesthouse Manager

Interested in working in hospitality?

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JANE WERKEMA:

Jane Werkema had lived in the same town for 33 years. She and her husband, Tom, who worked for Dow Chemical, had talked about going into full-time Christian work when their children were grown, and now the time had come. They were accepted for work in the Philippines, so they sold their home and packed nine boxes of things to take with them. "It finally hit me," Jane said. "We really were leaving. I just cried. But right then, God showed me that because He loved me so much, Jesus left His home. Now I was leaving my home so that others could know Him. I realized that what I was leaving was nothing in comparison. That changed me."

Jane, who had raised six children in the home she left behind, found her hospitality skills put to use managing the guest house in Manila. The 76-bed facility (with 26 guest rooms and a local staff of 11) was a "home away from home" for personnel coming in from village assignments. Jane probably never thought during the raising of a large family that God was building into her the skills she would need to be a great guest house manager. What might God be preparing you for? 

 
 
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