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Woman's Missionary Union - Wikipedia
WEBWoman's Missionary Union (WMU) is an auxiliary of the Southern Baptist Convention that was founded in 1888. It is the largest Protestant missions organization for women in the world.
Woman's Missionary Union - Tennessee Baptist Mission Board
WEBTennessee WMU encourages and equips churches and individuals to engage in missions discipleship and involvement that enables them to fulfill the Great Commission.
Woman's Missionary Union of Virginia
WEBEquipping people for mission with God by creating leaders, empowering women and mobilizing the church.
Woman's Missionary Union | Missions | Ministry - WMU NC Official
WEBOverview of the missions and ministries of Woman's Missionary Union.
On Recognition Of The 125th Anniversary Of The Woman’s Missionary Union …
WEBJun 1, 2013 · WHEREAS, The Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) was created in 1888 with Annie Armstrong as its first corresponding secretary; and WHEREAS, WMU has been an auxiliary to the Southern Baptist Convention for the past 125 years, supporting Southern Baptist missions through prayer, missions education, sacrificial giving, and mission activities; and ...
National WMU | Birmingham AL - Facebook
WEBNational WMU, Birmingham, Alabama. 15,579 likes · 704 talking about this · 841 were here. Making Disciples of Jesus who Live on Mission.
Home - WMU
WEBWMU offers organizations and approaches as well as ministries that enable every member of the church to learn about missions, become involved in missions, and live a missional lifestyle.
Dixon, new national WMU president, has heart for ‘God’s great …
WEBJun 14, 2021 · As the newly elected president of national Woman’s Missionary Union, Dixon will draw on her years of missions commitment and service to help lead WMU’s focus on “making disciples of Jesus who live on mission.”
Missionary spirit of WMU continues - Baptist Press
WEBJun 5, 2003 · Woman’s Missionary Union was founded at an 1888 meeting of 32 women in Richmond, Va., for the purposes of collecting funds for the Foreign Mission Board and the Home Mission Board and promoting a “missionary spirit” within the convention.
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