Anthony and Lea Edgmon work in the town of Alpedrete, a town that has more than doubled in population in the last decade. When the Edgmons and Johnsons began their work, no evangelical church of any kind existed. That is no longer the case. The Alpedrete Church is growing.
Mission offerings are accepted in-person or online.
Our mission focus in August will be for the IM World Mission Offering 2022.
The World Missions Offering (WMO) is one means of funding the purpose of the Mission— planting churches overseas. The National Association of Free Will Baptists has designated the last Sunday in April for churches across the denomination to receive a significant offering for International Missions.
Mission offerings are accepted in-person or online until August 28th.
Give online directly to the IM National office, or through the church website.
The Kilgores are planting a new church in China Springs, Texas (a suburb of Waco) in partnership with the Texas state mission board. Jim and Tracey are no strangers to church planting. After pastoring for some time in California, they planted Heritage FWB, in Greenfield, CA in 2009. Jim has felt a burden for the city of Waco for several years and they are excitedly following God’s calling into the area. The Kilgores moved to Waco in 2021, and they were immediately concerned by the lack of gospel outreach particularly in the North Waco area. They plan to plant a church in the China Springs area, a region with a population of around 30,000 people but only a handful of established churches. Half-way between Dallas and Austin, Waco is a popular stop for visitors from all over the country making it a great region for this new ministry.
Mission offerings are accepted in-person or online.
