The story of Global Ministries and UMCOR is a story of God’s grace made visible.
Global Ministries’ missional outreach and UMCOR’s humanitarian efforts work together as a catalyst for empowering individuals, families, and communities to overcome adversity, to develop resilience, and to thrive.
The story of Global Ministries and UMCOR is a story of how generations upon generations and communities upon communities of Methodists have partnered in a single mission: to be the hands and feet of Jesus Christ for a world in need.
We invite you to write your story with ours and, together, let us become living testaments of God’s grace across the globe, working as agents of God’s mission to bring hope and healing to children, women, men, families, communities, nations, and continents in need.
Take Your Place (with Us) in the History of Grace
The Worldwide Impact of People Like You
The General Board of Global Ministries of the United Methodist Church, Inc is a 501(c)(3) and donations made are 100% tax-deductible. (EIN): 30-0989628
You help people find their place in the history of grace when you support a Global Ministries missionary.
Our shared narrative of grace equips Global Ministries missionaries to:
- Grow the church through discipleship and evangelism
- Assist survivors of forced migration and natural and civil disasters
- Build community health resiliency by strengthening health systems, mitigating disease, and providing preventive and curative medical care.
You are our letter, written on our hearts, known and read by everyone. You show that you are Christ’s letter, delivered by us. You weren’t written with ink but with the Spirit of the living God. You weren’t written on tablets of stone but on tablets of human hearts. 2 CORINTHIANS 3:2-3
Inspired by what he experienced during three visits to Cambodia, Paul Brockus recently established a Donor Advised Fund in support of the Brockus-Chapin Clean Water Project, which will ultimately provide clean water and sanitation to 14 communities and 700 people.
The team at Global Ministries’ Community Health and Agriculture Development (CHAD) program in Southeast Asia helped facilitate Mr. Brockus’ desire to ally with the Cambodian people he met during his visits by developing a plan to install wells and latrines in the areas of greatest need.
Expensive? Not really, when you consider that a well that serves many people during their lifetimes costs $1,500, a properly constructed latrine costs only $250, and water filters are priced at $15 apiece.
The benefits to the health of generations of Cambodians? Priceless.
Mr. Brockus’ story will be intertwined with generations of Cambodians whose lives will be transformed by access to clean drinking and cooking water. His story will also live on among the people who serve in direct ministry with Global Ministries and UMCOR and are deeply committed to serving others.
Partner with Global Ministries and UMCOR today and share the love of Christ with those in need.
Paul's story will be intertwined with generations of Cambodians thanks to his gift.