Dwell Global is actively engaged in the avenue of Business for Transformation (B4T) and we desire to open learning opportunities for those called to muslim majority nations.

Specifically this 3-month Discernment experience is for those that:

• Have previous cross-cultural experience, exposure, or training and sense the Holy Spirit may be leading them toward a life overseas.

• Are actively discerning long-term cross-cultural ministry and desire a guided space to pray, reflect, and seek clarity on next steps.

• Want an immersive, observational field experience with exposure to different expressions of cross-cultural ministry.

• Feel drawn toward serving among Muslim people groups or in Muslim-majority contexts.

• Want firsthand exposure to Business for Transformation (B4T) through observing day-to-day operations, conversations with practitioners, and potential shadowing opportunities.

The three-month experience creates an intentional space for participants to discern, experience, and prepare for a potential long-term life overseas.

Participants will:

• Observe & Experience — Gain firsthand exposure to different expressions of cross-cultural ministry in an observational, learning-focused role, with potential opportunities to serve in small roles within local businesses.
• Discern & Reflect — Engage in weekly reflection, prayer, and discussion focused on where and through what avenue of ministry the Holy Spirit may be leading.
• Explore Identity & Calling — Participate in guided and self-led spiritual formation practices and teaching centered on identity, gifting, and calling.
• Experience the Realities of Life Overseas — Encounter and process common challenges of cross-cultural life while developing practical tools for navigating them.
• Build Foundations for Longevity — Learn and begin implementing rhythms that support a healthy, sustainable life overseas, including:
  • Communion with the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
  • Spiritual family and community.
  • Language and cultural acquisition.
  • Prayer and pastoral support.
  • Emotional, physical, spiritual, and interpersonal health.