OUR MISSIONARIES.
High Point Church helps support over 30 missionary singles and couples around the world. That's a huge number of missionaries for a congregation our size, and a testament to the fact that missions are an important part of our ministry as a church.
GET INVOLVED.
Our missionaries are an extension of High Point, serving everywhere from our local UW-Madison campus to "closed countries" and hostile areas. Each of them works to make a difference in the lives of people around them. There are multiple ways for you to get involved and support them.
Sign up for weekly prayer requests from our missionaries and other High Point people on the HUB.
You can give to the general High Point fund, since our budget includes funding for missionaries. You can also donate directly to the Global Missions Discretionary Fund. This fund goes towards:
- Emergency needs of supported missionaries
- Special one-time needs for missionaries
- Support for High Point people going on short-term mission trips
- Special projects that extend the Gospel throughout the world
You can give to this fund by checking "Global Missions Discretionary Fund" when you donate online or indicating the same on your check's memo line. Contact Mark Finley to get info about supporting a specific missionary.
Are you interested in missions? No matter your age or gifting, consider supporting High Point's missionaries as part of the Global Missions Team (GMT). The GMT is responsible for managing the financial and spiritual support of our missionaries, leading the congregation to know more about what God is doing in the world, and sets up short-term mission trips for HPC. Contact Dave Mabie with questions about helping on the team or behind the scenes.
CITIZENSHIP TEST PREPARATION CLASS
The Refugee Resettlement ministry has seen the need in the Madison area to help immigrants prepare to become United States citizens. We are holding a Citizenship Test Preparation Class in the fall of 2023, from September 11 - November 27. What students will learn:
- The Naturalization interview process
- The application for Naturalization (Form N-400)
- U.S. History and civics
- English speaking, reading, and writing requirements