Great time-saving, useful, hands-on links to ministries and missions information.  MORE>>

The following associations have sent WMU their Web site information. We are honored to link with these vital missions leaders.  MORE>>

There's always something new from George Barna.  MORE>>

Appalachian Regional Ministry reminds us of what God is doing in the eastern part of the US.  MORE>>

Why is WorldChangers making a difference in the world? Read on for more details.  MORE>>

Looking for a WMU logo to download and add to your bulletin? Look no further!  MORE>>

The online version of a familiar magazine has expanded both its depth and the diversity of the over 100 magazines and Web sites it summarizes each month. Read more.  MORE>>

Want to join thousands of other missions leaders in praying for missionaries, associations, churches, and believers?  MORE>>

Can’t find a verse that is on the tip of your tongue? Remember a verse in King James but can’t find it in your New International Version? Here’s a handy Web site that helps you locate your favorite verse or the one that you need for an upcoming lesson or sermon.  MORE>>

South Carolina WMU has produced a video/PowerPoint online training as a part of the South Carolina Baptist Convention Distributive Learning Network. The segment is an introduction to WMU and includes both the purpose and strategic principles of Woman's Missionary Union. If you want to know more about WMU, here's a great site to visit.  MORE>>

Church planting can be a very lonely experience and that's why the North American Mission Board created this site. It provides both resources and a community for those starting churches in a variety of contexts. With articles, mentors, and people to contact for help, this site is a must for the church planter. Even includes a section for those whose church start failed.  MORE>>

Check out this Web site for a variety of leadership articles: developing leaders, dealing with grief, church growth, etc.  MORE>>

The Christian Century is a magazine that believes the Christian faith calls people to a profound engagement with the world--an engagement of head and heart. We think Christians must articulate their faith in a way that is socially meaningful and intellectually compelling.   MORE>>

Christianity.com is a for-profit, Christian company whose vision is to connect a global audience with ministries, ministry resources, and each other in order that the body of Christ may be strengthened worldwide.   MORE>>

The Leavell Center, at the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, offers online demographic and growth information. Check out this site.  MORE>>

Baylor University offers an excellent Web site on Christian Ethics. Be sure to read the Christian Reflection. It is an ideal resource for discipleship training in the church.  MORE>>

Looking for a fun site that will help you with calendars, countdown clocks, or dates in the future? If so, try this site.  MORE>>

The aim of this site is to offer the freshest and most compelling biblically-based content to Christians. Crosswalk.com is built around four primary content areas: Faith, Family, Fun and Community.  MORE>>

Can't find the right word for your message? Can't think of what a particular word means? Don't look for that heavy dictionary or thesaurus. Click here for a great online tool.  MORE>>

NetResults offers practical and challenging ideas about how to grow a relationship with Jesus Christ.  MORE>>

Planning a trip to a distant land? Want to know exactly what time it is there? Try this fun site.  MORE>>

You will appreciate this site's maps and geographical information. As you plan your next missions trip, start here.  MORE>>

This page provides "tools for navigating theology, leadership, discipleship and church life in postmodernity." This is a great place to start for those interested in postmodern Christian reflection.   MORE>>

This site provides translation comparisons, reference dictionaries, and tools for word study, allowing those without Greek or Hebrew training to understand the roots of words and subtle differences between the original language and the English language.   MORE>>