Christian Methodist Episcopal Church

The Christian Methodist Episcopal Church (CME Church) is a historic denomination that was organized on December 16, 1870, in Jackson, Tennessee, by former enslaved members of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. With over 1.2 million members across the United States and missions in Haiti, Jamaica, and fourteen African nations, the CME Church has a rich legacy rooted in Wesleyan Methodism. Governed by a College of Bishops and a structure of eleven Episcopal Districts, the CME Church emphasizes community, education, and social justice through its various departments and ministries. The church continues to serve its mission of spreading the teachings of Christ while fostering spiritual growth and development among its congregants. Generated from the website

Kontaktmission USA is a networked mission movement that empowers Christians worldwide to live out their God-given callings and sends them out to build up His church. With a focus on European missions, they connect people and ministries, opening doors for the gospel and making missions more effective. Through their international team, they aim to take the Gospel to the least Christian continent and partner with individuals and organizations to bring about positive change.Generated from the website