Foursquare celebrates 100 years of sending missionary workers

Celebrating 100 years of Foursquare Missions International        “We really were a missional movement before we were a denomination, and that continues to be our focus." —Paul Greer, FMI director        In 1924—just one year after the opening of Angelus Temple in Los Angeles—Aimee Semple McPherson started sending missionaries to other nations. This was the birth of Foursquare Missions International (FMI), a worldwide missions effort that still continues 100 years later. Throughout the world, Foursquare celebrates that churches are still being planted and faithful disciples are still being sent in order to bring Jesus to all the world.  Read on to find out why Missions Director, Paul Greer, believes God is continuing to bless Foursquare's missionary-sending efforts to this day.   Read more about why Foursquare is celebrating our nearly 400 missionary workers + over 69,000 churches and meeting places stationed around the world. Celebrate 100 Years of FMI         Foursquare Missions International (FMI) is poised to take part in ensuring every person in the world hears the gospel of Jesus Christ. However far, however difficult it may be, we’re ready to go. Workers wanted.   Learn More About FMI   Para leer este correo electrónico en español, haga clic aquí     Forward  You're receiving this email because you are a part of the Foursquare spiritual community  or subscribed on our website. Preferences  |  Unsubscribe