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Men's Ministry
The Men's Ministry group meets for breakfast on the first Sunday of each month at 8 a.m.in the fellowship hall. Breakfast is followed by an inspirational speaker who talks with the group about important contemporary topics and issues. It's purpose is to promote the spiritual growth, development and leadership of men in their homes, in the church and the community.
Facilitator: David Foster
Woman's Missionary Union seeks to involve the entire church family in giving to and doing missions. WMU supports the Missions Committee and all other missional ministries of the church. WMU seeks to raise awareness of human exploitation through involvement in this current Critical Social Issue. WMU supports the Mission Education Organizations for all age groups including, Mission Friends, Boys In Action and Girls In Action.
The WMU Leadership Team is led by Helen Bryson, Director; Charlotte Meister, Associate Director; Marlene Kuntz, Mission Involvement Coordinator; and Janet Nix, Prayer Coordinator.
WMU Watchword: “Laborers together with and for God.” (1 Corinthians 3:9)
Women on Mission groups are small groups of WMU women of all ages that meet monthly in homes or at the church to support the mission involvements of the church, on the local, national and international levels. Some meetings are part Christian education, through book overviews and discussions. Other meetings are devoted to speakers engaged in ministry. In every WOM group you will find prayer; prayer in support of the current needs of the women and their families, the needs of the church and the community, the nation and the world. WOM members pray in support of our missionaries in the field – in the United States and internationally. Each WOM member is given a "Missions Mosaic" magazine, published by Woman's Missionary Union, Auxiliary to the Southern Baptist Convention. Through "Missions Mosaic" women can get ideas for missions outreach, learn of missionaries serving in the field fulfilling Jesus call to "Go and Tell," and follow the prayer calendar in support of SBC missionaries. There are currently five WOM groups at FBC Cornelia that meet at different times; find one that is right for you! Call the church office for more information.
Women's Enrichment Ministry exists to meet the physical, spiritual and emotional needs of women through Jesus Christ. The WEM Vision is that all women be united in Christ's love and encouraged to live as Godly servants and leaders in their homes, communities and churches. WEM is an arm of Woman's Missionary Union. At FBC Cornelia, WEM hosts a Fall and Spring Bible study that draws participants from the church and the surrounding community. Studies are DVD and workbook-driven from well-known Christian authors like Beth Moore, Kay Arthur and Max Lucado. WEM also supports a Women's Book Club and other special events. WEM actively supports Breaking Chains Ministries and Circle of Hope. Visit our blog at: http://www.fbcwem.blogspot.com/
For preschool age children, Mission Friends provides the building blocks of faith and awareness of God's love for all people. The group meets on Wednesday evenings at 6 p.m.
Leaders: Kim Reed and Andrea Irvin.
Girls In Action is a missions education group for young ladies in grades 1-6. Girls In Action study the Bible and learn Holy Scripture that can be applied to their own lives. They develop an awareness of the needs of those around them and how they can serve in their homes, schools, churches and communities. Girls learn about the international and domestic missionaries supported by the Southern Baptist Convention's Cooperative Program and the work they do. This is all done in a fun environment supported by games, crafts and lively discussion. Girls In Action meet on Wednesday evenings at 6:45 p.m.
Leaders: Leslie Foster, Sabrina McMullan, Becky Hughes
Royal Ambassadors is a missions education group for young men in grades 1-6. Royal Ambassadors study the Bible and learn Holy Scripture that can be applied to their own lives. Young men develop an awareness of the needs of those around them and how they can serve in their homes, schools, churches and communities. Boys learn about the international and domestic missionaries supported by the Southern Baptist Convention's Cooperative Program and the work they do. This is all done in a fun environment supported by games, crafts and lively discussion. Royal Ambassadors meet on Wednesday evenings at 6:45 p.m.
Leaders: Jack McMullan, Danny Almond, Jay Reed, Jason Hughes