Missions

Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.

- Matthew 28:19-20

Why Is Missions So Important?

First and foremost because of the Great Commission found in Matthew 28. The Lord has commanded us to spread His fame here in the Atlanta area and around the world and we take Him at His Word. By being active in missions, we as believers can have the exciting privilege of partnering with God to spread His fame.

Secondly, missions helps us, as followers of Christ, understand how God is working through believers of all cultures and languages around the world to spread His fame.

And, finally, mission work in an unfamiliar or uncomfortable environment helps us gain a deeper love for the lost—at home and abroad. When we learn to have a burden for those that are lost in Latin America, Asia, or Africa we will, by extension, gain a deeper love for the lost at our place of work, in our schools, and in our neighborhoods.

Missions is an integral part of everything that we do at Grace Fellowship. We believe in spreading God’s fame in South Forsyth, North Fulton, the Atlanta area and around the world.

Our Philosophy of Missions

To spread the fame of God by making disciples of Jesus Christ through establishing long-term partnerships with churches or missionaries as we partner with God as He brings increase to His kingdom.

Our Missions Values

Supported Missions

Grace Fellowship is currently working in the following mission fields or organizations:

Annie Armstrong Offering
Colombia (Latin America)
Nigeria
Alaska
India
The Persecuted Church (globally)
Whispering Hope Women’s Resource & Pregnancy Center

Missions Opportunities

Grace Fellowship has multiple opportunities for church members to participate in missions. The list below will help you learn where you might be involved:

Latin American Street Evangelism

Mission Team Members: Baptized believers aged 16+. Team members commit to weekly training, fund raising, participation in skits, and serving selflessly in the mission field. Trips are typically 8-9 days with teams of eight or more members.
Interpreters: Baptized believers aged 16+ who are fluent in both English and Spanish.
Chaperones/Guides: Baptized believers aged 21+ whose responsibilities can include group supervision, logistics, security, etc.

Colombian Indigenous People Outreach

Team Members: Baptized believers aged 16+ (or families with younger children) who are self-funded. Team members visit a targeted indigenous community near Pereira, Colombia establishing rapport, holding gospel conversations, teaching, serving, etc. Minimal preparation and training are required for this mission effort.

Alaska Missions

Team Members: Baptized believers 16+ who are self-funded and commit to training and preparation. Tasks include teaching, training, childcare, service projects (building, labor), evangelism, etc. Trips are usually 4-5 days.

Persecuted Church Support

Team Members: Baptized believers aged 21+ who commit to intensive training.

Mission Trip Application

Ready to participate in a Grace Fellowship mission trip? Click below to complete your application.

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Why Is Missions So Important?

Our Philosophy of Missions

Our Missions Values

Supported Missions

Missions Opportunities

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