Because Jesus said, “Go and make disciples of all the nations,” we are committed to our community and the world. We support over 100 world missionaries, home missionaries, agencies, colleges, and seminaries. We strive to be “doers of the Word, and not hearers only.” Our goal is to equip our members to express their faith in service to others in Macon, the state of Georgia, America, and the world.

Our annual World and Home Missions Conferences offer opportunities to meet and talk with many dedicated missionaries who are doing God’s work around the world. Our World Missions Conference is held in February of each year.

MISSIONARY SUPPORT: FAITH PROMISE

FAITH: My trusting God to enable me to give more than I thought I could give, and at the same time to meet my needs.

PROMISE: The basis of trusting God because He promised to supply all my needs.

Most Asked Questions:

Q. How Are Missionaries Supported?
All missionaries must raise prayer and financial support from various congregations and individuals before they are ready to leave for or return to their ministry place of service.

Q. How Can I Support Our Missionaries?
Through our Faith Promise giving! This is the way First Presbyterian Church of Macon provides financial support for our missionary families who are under the oversight of our Mission to the World Committee.

You can PRAY for our missionaries. Pick up a "Missionary Prayer Reminder" Booklet at the Mission table in the Information Center.

Q. What is A Faith Promise?
A Faith Promise for missions is an amount of money or goods that you are willing to promise to give to missions, both at home and around the world, in faith that God will provide. It is over and above the tithe. At the time you make the Faith Promise, the source of the amount you promise may be unknown to you. A Faith Promise is not a pledge. The church will not call upon you for it. This promise is understood to be in addition to all other commitments to First Presbyterian Church.

Q. How Do I Give Money to Missions?
Your check may be given by itself, in a regular church envelope, or placed in a plain envelope, either of which should be marked "Missions" or "Faith Promise."