Brief history of Nazarene Missions International (NMI)

"A church without missions is a church without a mission. A church that is not reaching out is passing out." -- Victor Patterson, Northwest Nazarene University student

Susan
Norris Fitkin, first missions organization president
Susan Fitkin

Story of what is now called Nazarene Missions International

NMI mobilizes passion. prayer, and financial support for theChurch of the Nazarene's ends- of-the-earth outreach.. At the global level, the NMI holds an international convention in in conjunction with the quadrennial (once every four years) Nazarene General Assembly. While the NMI has its own Global Council composed of representatives from all world regions, it operates within the World Mission Office structure of the General Board.

Everyu local Nazarene church is urged to have a functioning NMI organization. Each geographical district of Nazarene churches has a functioning NMI organization. At the local and district levels, all NMI officers are voluneers.

old photo of general
missions council
 

"I have a link on our church website to your pages. You have lots of information. You are a blessing and an encouragement."
   --Marge R., California, USA

    -- Howard Culbertson,

Afterword

Nazarene Missions International (NMI) is an organization within the global Church of the Nazarene dedicated to mobilizing and supporting missions efforts around the world. Here are some key points about NMI:

Overall, Nazarene Missions International serves as a vital link between local congregations and missions mission efforts worldwide. It mobiolizes and equips church members to participate in fulfilling the Great Commission of making disciples of all nations.

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