As a WMU missions group leader, your role reaches far beyond simply guiding participants through a lesson. You are entrusted with shaping hearts and minds for the mission of God. While curriculum provides structure and direction, it is only a tool—never the destination. The true goal is discipleship: nurturing lives that reflect Christ and actively engage in His mission.
Each gathering...
What is going on in the work of Children's Missions at KentuckyWMU? Hear from our new Missions Strategist, Hillary Anderson and her heart for Children's Missions. Download the PDF and learn more about the age-level leader guides and the upcoming events for Children's Missions...
Our Annual Meeting was an encouraging and energizing weekend, with 314 attendees gathering for worship, celebration, and renewed vision. We were inspired by keynote messages from Angie Crawford, JoAnn and Andrew Mann, and Diana and Jimmy Bledsoe, whose stories reminded us of the impact of faithful service both locally and globally.
Throughout the weekend, participants connected with Eliza Br...
This thoughtfully compiled Winter 2026 quarterly Book Club Pick includes reading schedule with accompanying discussion questions, book summary & mini author biography, suggested group activities, book review worksheets and promotional materials for Joyful Sorrow: Breaking through the Darkness of Mental Illness by pastor's wife, author, and former IMB Missionary Julie Busler.
If you haven’t heard, we hit and surpassed the ‘2023-2024’ state goal for the Eliza Broadus Offering!
We learned in June that we met the goal, and at the close of the year, our records reported a final total of $1,305,735.04 for state missions. Praise the Lord!
Because of Kentucky Baptists’ sacrificial giving, the Kentucky WMU Executive Board voted to:
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Our Associational WMU tried something new that not only reignited excitement but also strengthened our connections and expanded our mission efforts. We hosted a Breakfast of Appreciation for all our associational WMU leaders—a gathering that became a cornerstone for encouragement, collaboration, and outreach.
A New Tradition: Honoring Leaders
The idea for the breakfast came fro...
Did you know the Cooperative Program is turning 100 in 2025? Kentucky WMU is teaming up with the Kentucky Baptist Convention to make the most of this milestone. We pray that you will join in and help your Association celebrate the “CP 100” anniversary. Consider hosting one of the following CP activities in 2025 to celebrate the offering and encourage giving.
Cooperative Program F...
I had a young woman recently ask, “how can I get involved in WMU?” My mind quickly went to events so I invited her to the next upcoming WMU event. She then clarified. She wanted to know how to get more involved on the leadership level of WMU. She began to share her heart for missions, dreams for WMU in her area, and ideas to engage the next generation.
A MODEL FOR LEADERSHIP
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