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Lottie Moon - Missionary and WMU Pioneer

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.

December 2, 2019

How to Add Missions to What You Are Already Doing

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

August 12, 2019

Internationals Flock to America: Who is in Your Backyard?

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.

Caring for Nebraska/Iowa Flood Victims

The massive floods experienced by Nebraskans and Iowans are some of the worst on record.

How Every Member Can Be Involved In Reaching Every Nation… In Arkansas

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

November 7, 2018

4 Ways to Get Involved with Hurricane Relief

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

September 18, 2018

Embrace the Nations as Your Neighbor … Help them dream again.

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

Walking with Unwed Mothers

“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?”

Do You Know The Peoples Next Door?

127/ 68/ 6455. Keep those numbers in the back of your mind, and we will return to them shortly. This past July I wrote an article that...

December 4, 2017

The Disciple-making Domino Effect: Dixie Jackson Offering impacts Arkansas, reaches the world

When Lydia* came to the University of Arkansas at Little Rock in 2011 to study physics, she believed that learning was the purpose of her life. Every school she attended in her home country of China had taught her the importance of knowledge and told her there was no God.

September 11, 2017