God loves all people, and it is our desire to see everyone have the opportunity to worship Jesus Christ and to experience His love personally.
We consider it a privilege to be able to partner with God in sharing His love with the peoples of the world, especially the one-third of the world’s population who has never heard the name of Jesus!
We believe we are blessed to bless and commanded to share the Gospel while loving our neighbor. Read more about the Scriptural purpose for missions at Village.
Our desire is for every believer at Village to experience first-hand this partnership by developing a lifestyle of prayer, support and personal involvement in world outreach. Our concern for outreach permeates every aspect of our church, as we believe it should in our own lives.
God loves people. If you want to find out what God is doing in the world and how you can partner with him to make a difference in people’s lives worldwide, then Village is the church for you.
Programs & Learning Opportunities
Supporting Global Outreach Workers: We currently have more than 40 singles and families serving throughout the world. (Not all missionaries are listed due to sensitivities in their countries of service)
If you are interested in a career cross cultural service to spead the good news of Jesus Christ, read more about how we equip Villagers for career cross-cultural ministry support process
Short term Outreach: Village is actively involved in South Asia, Lebanon, Klemtu. Consider joining us on the next short term missions trip to grow in your relationship with God, develop friendships with pioneer Christians in some of the most unreached parts of the world, and explore how God can more effectively use you in ministry both locally and globally. More about short-term opportunities.
Care ConneXion Conference
March 16-17, 2012 here at Village Baptist Church
This conference will focus on equipping and networking leaders to provide relevant and effective care for missionaries. Those attending will meet partners in the ministry of Missionary Care from churches, missions organizations, schools and Christian counseling Centers. Speakers from around the country will share strategies, resources and encouragement in efforts to meet the needs of overseas workers.
Some of the topics to be covered include, but are not limited to: building member care networks, parenting children on the mission field, healing moral failure, crisis counseling and more. For a complete list of break-out sessions and keynotes, visit www.careconnexion.org.
Leadership
Pastor John Jordan.
