The opportunities to be missional during a crisis are limited only by the creativity of the local church.

The nature of a crisis does not allow the church an abundance of time to identify needs in the community.

Our current crisis, the COVID-19 pandemic, has both created new problems and heightened existing problems. This is true for any crisis we may experience.

Every Christmas season, WMU® promotes a denomination-wide offering for those serving with the International Mission Board, using 100 percent of the funds collected for missionary support.  This offering has impacted thousands of missionaries and is significant because it is named for Lottie Moon, a remarkable missionary and WMU pioneer.

If you survey the average church goer and ask if their church is involved in missions, it would be safe to assume that many are

The number of international students in the United States has increased for 12 straight years. Nearly 1.1 million international students attended American colleges and universities in 2017­–18.

About a year ago a few people started praying for God to send more laborers to the 76 Unreached People Groups living in Arkansas. 

Find out how you can get involved in the Disaster Relief efforts.

Helping a refugee dream again begins with a heart set on missions.

“What do you mean our daughter is pregnant?  She’s not even married!  She’s too young to be a mother.  What will people at the church say about us when they see her?”