Missions & Outreach
As a church, we affirm and respond in obedience to the Lord’s Great Commandment to love God and love others, and to the Great Commission charge to make disciples. Our desire is to know, love, and serve God in our community and the world.
Truro Missions & Outreach
The gospel is good news for all. As a church, we are called to be a part of celebrating and proclaiming this good news about Jesus’ love and lordship. We hope to build deep relationships in order to support and serve those who are advancing the gospel through evangelism, discipleship, seeking justice, and extending mercy.
Our desire is to recognize the giftings, skills, knowledge, and experiences of those within our own congregation and to encourage the use of these gifts for Kingdom impact.
When partnering with others, we seek (whenever possible) to work with ministries led by members of their own local community.
We want to build the Kingdom capacity of all our missionaries and partners, supporting them through prayer and care.
“Declare his glory among the nations, his marvelous works among all the peoples! For great is the Lord, and greatly to be praised.”
(1 Chronicles 16:25-26)
Events
August 29 – dinner with ARDF partners, 6:00 p.m.
Our mission partnerships follow these five guiding principles
Compassion
Following Jesus’ example of compassion by working with ministries that care for the most vulnerable, marginalized, and excluded through addressing nutrition, healthcare, sustainable livelihoods, education, justice, and the transforming message of the gospel.
Anglican Connections
Supporting ministries of the Anglican Global Communion to build the capacity of the global church in discipleship and evangelism.
Unreached & Unengaged
Focusing resources on places where workers are few, needs are great, and advancement of the Gospel is constrained.
Raise Up
Seeking to raise up kingdom workers and church leaders through education, training, and encouragement.
Stewardship
Maximizing resources with prudence, transparency and accountability