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Mission Studies

Poverty: The Call: The Roma

Each year, United Methodist Women members prepare for faithful living and action by studying mission studies. Mission studies are offered each year - a geographical, topical, and spiritual growth study. These studies motivate, inform, and enrich our commitment to global ministry. 

Members take one of the three mission studies through the organization's Schools of Christian Mission program offered around the country. 

2013 Mission Studies

2012 Mission Studies

Past Mission Studies

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The Bible: The Book that Bridges the Millennia (Part II)

Part II of the study, Authority & Interpretation, begins with Jesus, journeying through time to the present. The Bible is authoritative for Christian faith and practice, allowing us a stronger sense of identity, strength and hope by learning about our spiritual heritage.
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The Bible: The Book that Bridges the Millennia (Part I)

Part I, Origins & Formation, describe how the Bible was first composed and came to be the book we know today.
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Joshua & the Land

Our exploration focuses on four stories from the biblical book of Joshua. In each story you can learn about Joshua
, nurture your spiritual life and identify actions for justice.
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John Wesley: Holiness of Heart & Life

John Wesley started a movement of practical piety-- a movement that continues today. Read about Wesley’s tireless, faithful leadership in this spiritual growth study.
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