The Surry Baptist Association WMU is part of WMU NC, which is part of National WMU.  Below you will find a brief summary of the National WMU and the mission of WMU NC with links to their websites for additional information.

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National WMU

Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) began 133 years ago in the hearts of visionary leaders to pray and systematically raise money for missions. Since that time, WMU has helped lead Southern Baptist churches across the country to give $6.6 billion through the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering and Lottie Moon Christmas Offering—efforts begun by WMU to support missionaries. WMU’s unwavering focus on making disciples of Jesus who live on mission happens through missions discipleship, leadership development, and compassion ministries, with kingdom impact in every state and 39 countries.

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Based in Birmingham, Alabama, national WMU is not a part of the Cooperative Program allocation budget and receives no funds from the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering or Lottie Moon Christmas Offering. National WMU is supported through the sale of magazines and products and from investments and charitable contributions.

website:  https://wmu.com/

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WMU NC

Woman's Missionary Union of North Carolina

Challenging, preparing and equipping Christian believers to be radically involved in the fulfillment of the Great Commission.

website:  https://www.wmunc.org/

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Watchword:

But we do not belong to those who shrink back and are destroyed, but to those who have faith and are saved
(Heb. 10:39 NIV).

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Resources:

• Relentless website:  https://wmu.com/missions-discipleship/churchwide/relentless/

• Tarheel Talk:  Tarheel Talk Magazine (free) WMU NC’s publication to share, encourage and connect people, ministries and mission opportunities beginning under your roof, among your community, and across the state. Our hope is that you see mission opportunities not just as a project, but a way of life.  https://www.wmunc.org/publications-brochures

  • Tarheel Talk also includes information for a retreat for local WMU groups on pages 19 & 20 on the following link:
    Tarheel Talk - Relentless

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