The Missionary Messenger is a publication of the General Assembly Board of Missions. It is published bi-monthly and contains up-to-date news of what the denomination is doing in missions.

Click on the link below to read the most recent issue of The Missionary Messenger. If you are interested in past issues go to the archives!

(Note: all the issues are in pdf format which will require the latest version of Acrobat Adobe Reader). You can download by clicking on the graphic and following the download instructions.

Click here for the latest in Missions Ministry Team News!

August 2010 (Full Issue)
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June 2010 (Full Issue)
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April 2010 (Full Issue)
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February 2010 (Full Issue)
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Click here to read past issues of the Missionary Messenger — Archives

How can I receive my copy of The Missionary Messenger?
The Missionary Messenger is available to every Cumberland Presbyterian household. In order to be on the mailing list, a church must send a list of addresses for its active families to the Missions Ministry Team, 8207 Traditional Place, Cordova, TN 38016-7414

There are three ways the mailing list can be updated:

1) Once a year, a computer printout of those people in a congregation who are receiving The Missionary Messenger will be mailed to pastors. If a church is without a pastor, the printout will be sent to the clerk of the session. Whoever receives the list is asked to make any corrections or additions on the printout that need to be made. It is then returned to the Board of Missions and the mailing list is updated. (Please return the printout mailed by the board and not a new list from the church computer).

2) Corrections/additions may be mailed to the Missions Ministry Team throughout the year.

3) Corrections/additions may be emailed to the Missions Ministry Team, mss@cumberland.org throughout the year.

Date Last Update: July 12, 2010