The Mission Society provides global missionary support through missionary recruiting, missionary training and equipping church leaders and others to lead international and short-term mission trips. Based in Norcross, GA, The Mission Society was originally formed to support Methodist missionaries, but now works with a variety of Wesleyan denominations offering missionary training, missionary seminars, missionary workshops and church leadership training throughout the United States and around the world.
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Heartbeat

"Heartbeat" was The Mission Society's first publication in magazine format. So named with the conviction that "missions is the heartbeat of the Church." "Heartbeat" purposed to help readers keep updated about The Mission Society's missionaries and ministries and to be alert to some worldwide mission trends and issues.
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Spring 2006 | Issue 33

Your strategic impact in the world

More and more Christians in developing nations are becoming missionary-senders, and you are helping equip them.

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Investing wisely in God's Kingdom

How can a person determine the causes most deserving of his or her investments?

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What is your part?

If you have ever felt overwhelmed by the enormity of the mission task, don’t miss this article.

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Revival at the ends of the earth

Today, a growing ministry in Kenya extends to the Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, and Burundi.

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Loving the people of "the ends of the earth"

Glory Outreach Assembly, headed by Kenya’s Bishop David Thagana, has taken the Gospel for the first time to the Samburu, Turkana, Marsabit and Boni tribes of Kenya.

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Your chance to change the world

Recently a group of our key World Parish Ministries instructors got together to identify the essential values, perspectives, and activities of a church that is serious about the Great Commission.

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Christianity may not be what you think

Americans actually have a distorted understanding of the Gospel, says missiologist Darrell Whiteman. Here, he explains.

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