A Look at All that WME is Doing!

I want to use this blog post to share the big picture of all that WME is involved in worldwide. World Missions and Evangelism is a missions sending agency that has missionaries and missions projects in Central and South America, Africa, Asia and the Pacific, and Europe. WME serves 25 missionaries and or missions projects and these missionaires are involved in helping further the work of the Kingdom of God in a variety of ways. Here are a few areas in which WME missionaries and projects are involved:

Central America and South America:
1. Educational projects in Bolivia and Columbia
2. Children's ministry and Orphan care in Honduras and Costa Rica
3. The Honduras Church Planting Movement Project (159 churches so far!)

Africa:
1. 2 Bible Colleges in Kenya. (Missionary Leadership for these schools)
2. Orphanage in Kenya
3. Evangelism, Children's ministry, Church leadership and Benevolent ministry in: Zimbabwe, Kenya, Botswana, Mozambique, South Africa, and Sudan.

Asia/Pacific
1. 3 WME missionaries focused on the Peoples Republic of China.
2. Church Planting in the Philippines
3. Preparation for Unreached Muslim People Group outreach in Brunei and Indonesia.

Europe
1. A powerful university student ministry in France targeting international students from many countries.

Our blog is focused on the CPM work in Honduras, because that is the primary church planting project at this time. But in addition to the churches being planted in Honduras, 212 additional churches have been planted over the last 11 years in India, Indonesia, South Africa, Swaziland, and Romania. Adding Honduras to that gives a total of 371 churches planted through WME's church planting projects! Final preparations are being made this year to deploy our missionary to the Muslim people groups we are targeting in the Indonesia area.

So this note is to let you see the BIG PICTURE of all that WME is doing and involved in. Thousands upon thousands of people have been, are being, and will be impacted by all of the ministries that are a part of WME. Please keep it all in your prayer. Thanks so much for all of your support.

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