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MIAMI – Muche Ukegbu (center) is the lead pastor of The Brook Church here, which he and a core team launched in Miami in 2015 to serve an underserved part of the city. Ukegbu was an Annie Armstrong Easter Offering 2019 Week of Prayer missionary. Southern Baptist churches can directly support Ukegbu and many other NAMB church planters by giving to the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering. NAMB photo by Daniel Delgado

Missouri’s Easter Offering goal set at $2 million

April 11, 2019 By Staff

JEFFERSON CITY – The Missouri Baptist Convention has set a goal of $2 million for the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering for North American missions. The national offering goal is $70 million. The theme for this year’s offering is “Sending Hope.”

Prayers and gifts from Missouri Baptist churches to the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering provide support for more than 5,000 missionaries through the North American Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention. Every dollar given goes to train and resource more than 5,000 missionaries involved in church planting and compassion ministries who share the life-transforming gospel of Jesus Christ across the United States, Canada and their territories.

In addition to resources available at www.anniearmstrong.com, WMU offers relevant mission-related discipleship materials for preschool through adults, which can be previewed at the website, www.mobaptist.org/wmu. WMU wants to encourage all believers to learn about missional living, how to apply the power of prayer, to give to missions and to serve.

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