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Mission Statement
God has called Woman's Missionary Union (WMU) for a special work....That of teaching His people about being involved in His plan. God calls each of us to understand and embrace the Great Commission as our own personal mandate.

The mission of Transylvania Baptist WMU is centered around the areas of missions focus. The list looks like this:

Pray for Missions		Engage in Mission Action and Witnessing

Support Missions
		Learn about Missions
Develop Spiritually toward a Missions Lifestyle

	Participate in the work of the Church, Association and Denomination

Vision Statement
WMU has the special task of providing missions education for all ages. Thru age-level education, curriculum magazines, mission offering promotions, the Western North Carolina Fair Ministry, the Red Box Prison Ministry, and the Pacific Rim Prayer Group, we challenge churches and missions leaders to recognize that God is calling us to serve Him in missions. What an incredible opportunity we have to help guide, encourage, and challenge those hearing the Lord call them to be apart of reaching a lost world. Our watchword is Colossians 1:10 (NKJV) which says, "Walk worthy of the Lord, fully pleasing Him, being fruitful in every good work and increasing in the knowledge of God." Let us walk this journey with Him as He guides us through His word, to understand, embrace, and live the call!

W.M.U. Report

Transylvania churches responded with bottles of lotion for the Red Shoebox Women's Prison Ministry. Thank you for your response. The bottles were delivered to Mundo Vista for packing.

The Baptist Women's World Day of Prayer was held with Grace Baptist Church on Monday, November 1. Some 25 ladies joined women around the world in an interesting study on the fruits of the Spirit. An offering of $70 was forwarded to the Baptist World Alliance Women's Department.

The Pastors and Wives Christmas Dinner was held Monday, December 6. Pisgah Forest Baptist Church hosted the excellent meal. Dr. Chuck Campbell led a fun-filled evening.

On January 8, 2011, WMUNC celebrated 125 years of missions education, missions support, and missions involvement - celebrating what God has done and is continuing to do through our efforts. The winter issue of "Tarheel Talk" contains "125 Days" of prayer, beginning with January 1. What a wonderful way to begin a new year! What a wonderful way to honor our foremothers! What a wonderful way to hear God's voice for the future! From the founding mothers of WMUNC to the commitment of WMUNC today, the support of missions is still making a difference!

Mrs. Ann Stamey, WMU Team Leader