Missions involvement begins with each believer at the moment of conversion. We are called to take the Gospel of Christ to our family, our neighbor, and our friend… even those friends and neighbors we have yet to meet. We are committed to seeking ways to become active in missions and building a ministries that provide a personal touch to those in need. It's all about finding truth in Scripture; and how God wants us to live life with encouragement and victory.
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Mission Friends is our youngest group of learners, Boys and girls who are Four, Five or Six (preschool and kindergarten). They enjoy learning about missionaries and getting to know the geographic regions where missionaries serve. This class offers the basic information about missions and how the church supports missionaries. Contact Wes Williamson. |
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Royal Ambassadors (R.A.s) is for boys in grades 1-6. RAs meet each Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. during the school year. They are active in local, state, and international missions studies. RAs learn about the missionaries who are serving around the world and how they may become Ambassadors for Christ. Contact Wes Williamson. |
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Girls in Action (G.A.s) is for girls in grades 1-5. GAs meet each Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. during the school year and study missions/missionaries. GAs are also involved in local missions projects as they learn how to be active in sharing the love of Jesus to all our neighbors. Contact Sharon Rhoden for more information or to help. |
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Acteen Girls - if you are looking for a place to get to know girls who want to make a difference through local, state, national and even international missions, then Acteens is the place. We will give you the training and confidence to GO! We meet Wednesday nights from 5:15-6:15 on the third floor of the Education Building. Contact, Margaret Adams. |
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Samaritan House wants to be an extension of God's love, remembering He is the vine and we are his branches. We help provide food and clothing on the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month. We also also provide special seasonal ministries such as coats in winter and back-to-school assistance. Contact Pat Simpson. |
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Crestview Pregnancy Center is a cooperative ministry of local churches that reaches out to all women in crisis pregnancy circumstances. We help with educational materials, planning, and post child birth assistance. Contact Sue Carrigan, or phone 682-1011. |
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Okaloosa Baptist Association is the cooperative group of local north Okaloosa county churches linked together in like ministries and local area mission projects. The Baptist Association also plans special ministry trips each year. |
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The North American Mission Board, NAMB, exists to assist Southern Baptists in their task of fulfilling the Great Commission in the United States, Canada, and their territories through a national strategy for sharing Christ, starting churches, and sending missionaries. Funding for this agency comes from the gifts of Southern Baptists through the Cooperative Program and the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering for North American Missions. |
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This church has been a solid presence in missions for years. we are expanding our reach into new areas around the world through the Cooperative Program of the Southern Baptist Convention. |
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The Southern Baptist Convention website, SBC.net, is packed full of information on everyday topics related to life and how God's children should live it. |
In Habakkuk 1:5"Look among the nations!
Observe!...
Be astonished!...
Wonder!...
Because I am doing something in your day, you would not believe if you were told”.
Christianity Dominant Religion in the World - MoodyNews Dec. 2011
"With 2.18 billion adherents, Christianity has become a truly global religion over the past century as rapid growth in developing nations offset declines in Christianity's traditional strongholds, according to a report released Monday," reports G. Jeffrey MacDonald, Religion News Service.
By Michael Probst, AP, says: "Billed as the most comprehensive and reliable study to date, the Pew Research Center's "Global Christianity" reports on self-identified Christian populations based on more than 2,400 sources of information, especially census and survey data.
"Findings illustrate major shifts since 1910, when two-thirds of the world's Christians lived in Europe. Now only one in four Christians live in Europe. Most of the rest are distributed across the Americas (37 %), sub-Saharan Africa (24 %) and the Asia-Pacific region (13 %)."
The Annie Armstrong Easter Offering goes toward mission works in the United States and Canada.
Every penny of The Lottie Moon Christmas offering is used to support Southern Baptist missionaries as they share the Gospel overseas. The offering represents 55 percent of the International Mission Board’s total income.
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