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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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For the Love of God: John's Epistles

The study focuses on the Epistles as God's Word to us today, with the emphasis on loving all humanity. Learn more
 

Food & Faith

The Food & Faith website is a supplement to the Spiritual Growth mission study, Food & Faith by Wendy Whiteside, exploring the spiritual dimension of eating food. Learn more
 

Sudan

This comprehensive mission study on Sudan, the largest country in Africa, provides a clear picture of this war torn, yet beautiful country and its people, and offers suggested routes for working toward a lasting peace. Learn more
 

I Believe in Jesus

The story of faith is an individual as well as collective story in its varied and disparate contexts. This story seeks, struggles and finds clues to the nature of God, and the needs of the neighbor.
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Giving Our Hearts Away: Native American Survival

This mission study is part of an ongoing process to share and hear the stories of the many Native American nations and peoples within what is now the United States. The study revisits much of the founding history of the United States from the perspective of Native Americans.
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