Global Ministries’ Central African Republic Mission Initiative focuses on a three-year plan to increase its membership and deepen the understanding and commitment of its members.

January 13-16 event in Johannesburg puts biblical story of feeding the 5,000 into modern context.

The story of Tshangand Kayeke, a former slave, and Mwant Yav Ditend, chief of the Lunda people, is a story of God at work among the Lunda people long before Methodist missionaries arrived in the Congo.

During the month of January, follow along for stories that highlight the work of Evangelism and Church Growth around the world. As the executive director for Global Mission Connections, Amy Valdez Barker begins by writing on the importance of sharing Christ in new places for new people.

Let us be in prayer and loving solidarity with the people of Indonesia in the wake of a December 23 tsunami that caused hundreds of deaths and injuries.

The story of Methodist mission is the story of the many local church leaders around the world who risked much to profess a new faith and lead others to the abundant life they’d found in Christ. Here is the story of Mrs. Quay, as told by Bishop Walter Lambuth in the mid-1800s.

Thomas Kemper’s Christmas message reflects on the Tree of Life as a symbol of God’s creating, sheltering and saving nature.

A church, a clinic and a school – are what we think of as the fundamental Christian institutions founded by the early missionaries as integral parts of all mission stations. But Methodists established another indispensable enterprise in many of the missions they founded—a publishing house. Download this photo essay on Mission and Media.

The Imagine No Malaria program equips rural health center staff with training to identify malaria immediately.

Pastors and lay leaders of the United Methodist Vietnam Mission Initiative affirm connectional linkages and move confidently into the future.

Thomas Kemper welcomes the United Nations’ Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration adopted by 164 counties at a conference in Marrakech, Morocco.

As a person of faith, I believe God calls me to solidarity.” Adam Shaw, who was one of three missionaries targeted and sent home from Mindanao in the Philippines this year, describes the work he was doing and his passion for this ministry.