You may not be a dominoes champion . . . but if your heart is to help children grow in their understanding of missions, then the Domino event is for you! Join others who share your passion on September 10–11

by David Roach
ORLANDO, Fla. (BP)--Sudan desperately needs Southern Baptists to participate in a 40-day prayer emphasis for the war-ravaged African nation, Sudan's ambassador to the United States said

ORLANDO, Fla. (BP)--Mission leaders from across the nation were challenged to live "Unhindered" during the first two sessions of the 2010 National WMU Missions Celebration and 122nd annual meeting of Woman's Missionary Union June 13-14 in Orlando, Fla.

by Barbara Denman
ORLANDO, Fla. (BP)--In his first message as president-elect of the Southern Baptist Convention's Executive Committee, Frank Page warned the sin of uselessness is paralyzing the Southern Baptist Convention and its churches.

Joy Cranford developed a love for missions as a young girl in GA (Girls in Action) and has lived a life committed to sharing the love of Christ ever since.

By Courtney Simpson and Julie Walters

Mary Lou Serratt of Amarillo, Texas, is this year's recipient of the Dellanna West O'Brien Award for Women's Leadership Development for her commitment to developing missional leaders, particularly among ethnic groups.

Debby Akerman of Ocean View Baptist Church in Myrtle Beach, S.C. was unanimously elected as president of national WMU by members of the organization during the WMU Missions Celebration and Annual Meeting June 14 in Orlando, Fla.

In the mountains of north Georgia, Camp Pinnacle provides a place for those who share its mission—to lead people to Christ, promote Christian character, and to promote world missions. For fourth-grader Stephanie Patten and more than 900 other Girls in Action (GA) members at Camp Pinnacle last summer,

by Courtney Simpson

(BIRMINGHAM, Ala.) – May 24, 2010 – Christian Women’s Job Corps (CWJC) of Gaston County in Gastonia, N.C. will be able to expand their ministry and continue to reach out to women in need through an award granted by the WMU Foundation.

by Courtney Simpson

We see the headlines. We hear of the turmoil and national strife. We know you want to know how Christ followers should minister.

by Courtney Simpson

Through her involvement with Christian Women’s Job Corps in Raleigh, N.C., Shandale Hodges said she learned perseverance—and that when one door closes, God always opens another one.

Charlie had a passion for the Bible, supporting foreign missions, and sharing the gospel at home and around the world. Although he passed away on Sept. 26, 2009, his desire to share Jesus with those who have not heard will live on

by Courtney Simpson

(Birmingham, Ala.) - March 9, 2010 - Sharing the Gospel with people from every nation is an integral part of God’s mission for believers in the world. What better place to reach out to people gathered from around the globe than to build relationships with people at the Olympics.

by Courtney Simpson

(Birmingham, Ala.) - Feb. 2, 2010 - One of WMU’s core values is to “accept responsibility for developing and equipping missional leaders.” Acteens^® is one of the ways in which WMU is actively engaging teenage girls in grades 7–12 to become missional leaders by teaching them about missions and how to live a missional lifestyle. 

We continue to monitor the needs and opportunities for ministering among our Haitian brothers and sisters following the earthquake on January 12. In late January, we made an initial $10,000 grant from Pure Water, Pure Love for drilling wells and cleaning out damaged wells.

by Julie Walters

(BIRMINGHAM, Ala.) - Dec. 28, 2009 - The WMU Foundation Executive Committee granted $15,000 from their operating revenue on Dec. 16 to support national WMU’s efforts to involve young women in missions and WMU.

Then nominate her for the 2010 Martha Myers GA® Alumna of Distinction Award!

by Jessie Gable

by Melissa Hall
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.– (Oct. 26, 2009) – God is at work changing young hearts as missions education begins its fourth year on the Spirit Lake Indian Reservation in Fort Totten, N.D.