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In 1977, the Southern Baptist Convention established Mission Service Corps as part of our efforts to expand the missionary force to reach the world for Christ. Missionaries who serve through MSC funding make up a team of long-term, self-funded missionaries. By securing their own support for an assigned ministry, these missionaries enable the North American Mission Board (NAMB) to extend its evangelism and church planting efforts. While the Cooperative Program and the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering® support many of our Southern Baptist missionaries, these do not provide direct salary support for all of them, nor the expanding need for more missionaries. All missionaries serving through MSC funding are beneficiaries of the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering® (AAEO) and the Cooperative Program(CP) which provides resources, training, and missionary support. Your giving, whether direct to an MSC, or through your donation to the Cooperative Program or the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering will support NAMB’s efforts to spread the gospel.

You may elect to designate your gift(s) for direct ministry support of individuals or couples by simply sharing your gift wishes with us. You can learn more about our missionaries and give online by visiting the Missionary Directory. You may also give directly to the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering® (AAEO) at www.AnnieArmstrong.com.

Due to security reasons, we require that you contact the Giving Team at giving@namb.net or by phone at 800.634.2462 so that we may contact the missionary on your behalf. It is at the discretion of the individual missionary to determine if they wish to communicate directly with you or provide our team with their contact information for you.

Since 1845 when the Board of Domestic Missions (now known as the North American Mission Board) was founded by the Southern Baptist Convention, we have been dedicated to spreading the hope of the gospel. NAMB’s mission is to partner with state and local Southern Baptists to support their efforts in planting new churches. NAMB also assists Southern Baptists in living life on mission by connecting them with volunteer missional opportunities such as disaster relief, community engagement, and other mercy ministries around North America. NAMB’s purpose is to evangelize, provide support to churches so that they can plant churches, disciple, and lead those that are lost and forgotten to the gospel is supported by your generosity.

We have a long-standing history of honoring our mission with faith and integrity. NAMB is accredited by and follows the strict guidelines set by the Evangelical Council of Financial Accountability (ECFA). The North American Mission Board answers to God, Southern Baptists, our Board of Trustees, and to you; our trusted partners.

All gifts and their designations are properly entered in our financial system, receipted in a timely manner to the giver, and audited for appropriate use. When you give to the North American Mission Board, you want to know that your gifts are really making a difference. That’s why we’re committed to helping you understand the real impact of your donations. View a copy of NAMB’s Annual Ministry Report for more details on how your donation has helped us spread hope throughout North America.

The Southern Baptist worldwide missions’ enterprise is funded in large part through the unique, efficient, and equitable Cooperative Program (CP). A portion of the undesignated tithes and offerings of individuals received by SBC churches becomes CP dollars. Currently, CP provides 38 percent of NAMB’s annual support. Learn more about the CP here.