What in the World are we doing?

World Missions and Evangelism is committed to helping the process of bringing closure to the Great Commission. WME does this through both a networking ministry of helps for missionaries around the world and through the fostering of church planting movements. These are the two categories of ministry and strategy that WME pursues.

Category 1: Networking and Helping Missionaries

WME serves as a sending agency for thirty missionaries and also partners with five other missionaries and ministries. These thirty-five outreaches and ministries target the following countries: Kenya, South Africa, Sudan, Mozambique, Uganda, Zimbabwe, Botswana, China, Indonesia, Cambodia, India, Chile, Guatemala, Mexico, Honduras, Costa Rica, Haiti, Jamaica, Thailand, Philippines, Australia, France and the USA. That is twenty-three nations on seven continents!

Category 2: Church Planting and Unreached Peoples

WME is involved in pioneer church planting and church planting movements. Since 2000, WME has planted 212 churches in India, Indonesia, South Africa and Romania and is currently fostering a church planting movement in Honduras! WME is also targeting the an unreached group in Indonesia with a multi-year plan to reach this people group.

How Can You Help?

1. Pray: Please pray for WME and its missionaries as they advance in the work of God. Especially remember the Honduras Church Planting Movement project in prayer. To be added to our email prayer chain, please send an email to dparish9@cs.com.

2. Give: You can help in a vital way with financial giving. All gifts are tax deductable and are exclusively used for the designated purposes. You may give to a specific missionary, to our Honduras project or to the general project fund.All gifts should be made to WME and sent to PO Box 790, Benton, KY 42025.

3. Go: You may wish to visit our missionaries or the Honduras project. For information on such opportunities, you may call us at (270)527-8369 ext. 131 or email us at dparish9@cs.com.

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