Business ideas a missionary can start today

Recently I've learned of many people who are struggling to raise support as missionaries. Thankfully, most missionaries (by their very nature) are entrepreneurial. So, therein (I think) lies the solution for many people. Many may have a fixed idea in their minds of what a missionary is. Why can't a missionary be someone who is working in a foreign country? Sharing your light, your story of what God did for you can be done anywhere without reservation. There are examples of this across the board. One is my Uncle. He has lived as a missionary in Japan for most of his life by his own support. My Uncle is a very creative person and has found his niche in writing. He has written many books and most of these have become very popular in both Japan and the U.S. which has allowed him to support himself. Here are a few ideas. Don't feel stuck to any of these - the point is simply to start thinking! 1. Graffiti Removal Description: Call on the property owner and get to scrubbing. Fees: $150-$300 per job. For longer jobs, $50 per hour is reasonable. Tools of the Trade: cleaning chemicals, scrub brushes and possibly a power washer. Tip: You’re working with nasty chemicals, so be careful. Abide by federal disposal regulations. Hidden costs: A vehicle for transporting equipment to job sites. In many cities, you will find graffiti. Each city has different laws and ways of dealing with it. In Los Angeles, for example, the cities pay for a graffiti company. There is a number to call when you see it, and the service is free (covered through taxes). This means graffiti has become easy to remedy and not as commonly seen.