Mission Mississippi

Changing Mississippi One Relationship at a Time

Neddie Winters, President

It was a historic moment. Over 200 local leaders, two-thirds clergy, one-third business leaders, had gathered at Primos Northgate, Jackson. They were there for one reason: they had accepted an invitation by two local businessmen, Lee Paris and Victor Smith, to hear a vision for a city-wide crusade involving national evangelist Tom Skinner and author Pat Morley. But God had even greater plans for this gathering on this November day in 1992.

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July 12, 2012 | paigemissionms | Comments 0

Mission Mississippi along with our faithful volunteers host numerous gatherings around the state. We want you to know that these gatherings are open to the public. We believe that to bridge the racial divide it takes building relationships among blacks and whites.

If you have never attended a Mission Mississippi gathering their are a few things you should know. The purpose of these gatherings is to create a safe environment for Honest Exchange among those of different races and denominations. It’s important that we listen to one another. It’s important that we share with one another.

Building Relationships Mission Mississippi Style:

Quality Time – join us for a gathering or get together with someone of another race and/or denomination

Personal Initiative – someone’s got to start the conversation, why not you?

Honest Exchange – be honest with those you are speaking with and accept their honesty

Check out the Calendar for information on the next gathering in your area.

Don’t see your town? Contact us about starting a Mission Mississippi Chapter in your area.

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