"Whom shall I send, and who will go for Us?"
“Here am I, send me!”
Missional Role
The “mission” is one of the primary forces behind the proclamation of the Good News. It was completed, of course, when the showers labored hard and produced the richest soils. But it was those devoted people who shared the message of love and brought those lost souls to Christ. As the Father sent His Son, Jesus Christ, so do the believers understand the “mission” that will be sent. Consequently, the church was founded for the same purpose. We must imitate Jesus Christ because he has already done everything for us. We are here to be the light that must shine before all others and the salt of the earth.
The goal of our church is to make God’s love known to all people. God’s love is merciful to everyone, thanks for His goodness. However, it has the capacity to transform and heal people. The Gospel needs to be preached in order to reach those who want to hear it. We also need to share it with others who aren’t looking for it.

Our Mission
The church has weighed on the following since 1867
Priority

Targets
What tools can we give believers to heal this suffering world? What should you do if God is needed there? How much could it be possible to bring the lost souls into God’s kingdom every year? How can we strengthen and spiritually equip this mission field?
Commitment

Emotions
We must finish the chores since we have been called to a large harvest. What might account for the current dissolution of communities on mission fields? Exist any chances to motivate the church to go into the field? How many Christians are now working on the mission?
Sincerity

Outcomes
Getting lost souls back is not always easy. It is challenging, trying, and might even cause you heartburn when a serious issue surfaces. But because God has given us a mission, we are constrained from leaving as often as we would like. So, we are now connected to heavenly works.
Our Mission
What shall we do?
Today, the aforementioned arguments are persuasive and should be adopted. In light of this, the church must prioritize spiritual alliances and joint endeavors. The mission-minded adherents in the congregations are a specialty that church leaders are cultivating. “Someone once said, “The role of the church is to spread the gospel.” The modern lifestyle consists of giving and sharing spiritual needs. Nothing less than disseminating the gospel of Jesus Christ to those in greatest need is done by believers today.
Let us honor the contributions made by our torchbearers during their respective eras.