Women on Mission
Women on Mission (WOM) at First Baptist Bryan is an advocacy group of women and men promoting Missions in our City, Nation and World. WOM meets the fourth Tuesday of every month and features a Missions presentation from missionaries, nonprofits and denominational ministries. In addition they support on-going missional projects.
We are seekers after truth, seekers of the knowledge of God and seekers of paths of service to our Savior.
WOM participates in weeks of prayer that align with Lottie Moon (International Mission Board), Annie Armstrong (North American Mission Board) and Mary Hill Davis (Texas Missions) and the World Mission Offering, which is an annual giving event at First Baptist Bryan that supports denominational missions and other projects.
List of monthly meetings – topic/presenter and project
September 22 – Lori Herrington, IMB missionary Costa Rica
Project: TBA
October 27 – Scottie’s House
Project: puzzles, games, coloring books, crayons, colored pencils, sensory toys
December 1 – Christmas Around the World
Project: Shopping for missions
January 26 – presentation from mission teams from FBC
Project: Love offering for missions
February 23 – William Taylor – new missionary house and update on mission opportunities at FBC
Project: Possibly housewarming shower for the new missionary house
March 30 – Embrace Grace
Project: Diapers, Baby Wipes, Baby, baby oil, baby shampoo
April 27 – Habitat for Humanity
Project: door mats
May 25 – Nancy Conlin – Hope Gathering
Project: Love gift for them to purchase items for the Hope boxes
Meeting Schedule: Meetings are generally held at 10:30 am on the fourth Tuesday of each month except December, June, and July. Notice of any changes will be made in the notice sent each month to those in this yearbook.
- Kitchen staff will prepare monthly lunch for $10. Reservations are made with Maddigan Hodge, Missions Assistant – maddigan@fbcbryan.org
- Volunteers are needed to set up, decorate, and clean up for each meeting, so please sign up with Marvella Thompson.
