Celebrate Texans on Mission Day
On Aug. 10 (or any Sunday), churches like yours across the state will celebrate all God is doing through its members who deliver help, hope and healing as a volunteer through Texans on Mission.
An unending stream of Texans on Mission volunteers have served sacrificially around the world after every natural disaster in Texas since then and after many disasters worldwide. We want to share our story and challenge your church or small group on Texans on Mission Day, or any other day, to respond to others in crisis by volunteering with us.
This year, we are offering your church the opportunity to personally hear from one of our staff (many are licensed or ordained ministers), or use a digital Bible study kit to explore how your church can provide help, hope and healing through disaster relief ministry.
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How can your church celebrate Texans on Mission Day?
Download the digital resource kit to help promote Texans on Mission Day
This digital resource kit will help your team magnify the message of serving others in times of crisis. It contains Bible studies for adults, teens and children. In addition, there are slides to use as part of your worship service or gathering.
Show the "God Made a Texans on Mission Volunteer" video
Share this short video that tells the story of our volunteers' motivation, spirit and hard work, as well as photo slides showing our volunteers at work.
Highlight your church's Texans on Mission volunteers
If you have church members who serve as Texans on Mission volunteers, encourage them to wear their Texans on Mission shirt on Texans on Mission Day.
What better way to celebrate Texans on Mission ministries than to recognize the volunteers and ask them to share their first-hand stories on how they bring help, hope and healing after disasters; through Water Impact initiatives; in children's missions education; or building churches, camps, cabinets or furniture.
Tell us you'll be celebrating!
