International Missions

Spread Christ to the Nations. Go on a Mission Trip.

A church on the move empowers churches around the world to move in their nations and communities.

Whether your involvement is with a country that is developed or underdeveloped, near or far, all nations are in need of a Savior. You can make a difference that is on the move and that lasts in the global Church through your involvement.

The International Missions Ministry currently partners with seven primary strategic initiatives in Cuba, Poland, Central Asia, India, East Africa, West Africa and Sweden. In addition, International Missions supports and encourages nearly 50 church members who have answered God’s call to serve in full-time missions outside the U.S.

Opportunities for Involvement

• Go
  International Missions offers dozens of short-term trips each year to introduce you to the partners and their work. Seeing the mission field with your own eyes can change your worldview and help you better understand the physical and spiritual needs of people everywhere.
• Give
  If you tithe at Southeast, you are already involved. The church invests 16.5 percent of contributions to local, U.S. and International Missions. However, most missionaries have financial needs beyond what they receive from their supporters and more is needed for ministries to grow. Email Julie Snipp to find out how you can give to a specific mission trip or call us at (502) 253-8069.
• Pray
  Our missionaries are on the front lines of battle. They need you. Through your prayers they will be strengthened and you will become a part of their mission. Together, your actions and prayers will help extend the Kingdom of God. Click on Prayers for Missionaries for a list of current prayer request. Adopt one of our missionaries through the HUG a missionary program.
• Learn
  If you’re a learner and want to know more about God’s plan for the world, International Missions sponsors two courses of study and one of the largest medical missions conferences in the world: Perspectives on the World Christian Movement, Encountering the World of Islam and the Global Missions Health Conference.