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Multiply ME

Edmond's First Baptist Church (EFBC) is a "Family of Faith Passionately Connecting to His Mission" and that mission takes us down the street across the country and around the world. Here you will find updates on how EFBC Connects to His Mission. You will also find ways that you can join us in fulfilling that vision as well. EFBC is involved in projects all over the city if you or your Connection Group (Sunday School) would like info about how you can be involved in one of these projects contact the missions team.


Local Missions	North American Missions	World Missions

Opportunities Baptist Mission Centers Oak Ridge Estates Nick Tarter in OKC	Upcoming Trips Chicago New York Oregon	Upcoming Trips Brazil, October, 2014 Past Mission Trips Brazil Paraguay Malawi, Africa

Three Steps to Multiplying your Group

Step One: Apply
Click on the MULTIPLY ME button and fill out the simple form that requests a specific project that matches your Connection Groups desire and skill. You will quickly receive a handpicked assignment with a Project Description, supplies needed, and budget.

Step Two: Schedule
As your Connection Groups contact person, your next job is to take that project back to your connection group. You will need to schedule a day that works best for your group to complete the project. Also you will need to discuss other ideas and needs that might fir alongside of "Your Project". You can schedule with the missions office other needs that your group has (Van usage, supplies not provided by your connection group, and Date of the project).

Step Three: Report
While working on "Your Project" assign a member of your class to take pictures, jot down memories, and use the report back button below the "Multiply Me" on the Missions page.

Local Missions: Pastor Announces Oak Ridge Estates

Missions

Did U Know?

. . . that in 2013, for every $5.00 given to EFBC, $1.00 was given to missions? This places EFBC as one of the leading Churches in the State of Oklahoma in mission’s giving.

. . . that as of 2014, EFBC has adopted two church plants, one in Oklahoma City and one in Corvallis, Oregon?

. . . that EFBC has sent children’s groups to Colorado, students to Chicago, and college and young professionals to New York?

. . . that EFBC’s mission to Brazil in 2013 resulted in the construction of a church building and 370 salvations?

. . . that EFBC has committed to building a church in South America with Builders for Christ every year?

. . . that EFBC’s Connection Groups are involved in adopting and praying for unreached people groups from around the world?

. . . that there are 3,084 unreached people groups not engaged with the Gospel by anyone?

. . . EFBC Connection Groups also have been a part of 30 local mission projects. These projects range from serving at the local Mission Center, volunteering at the Boys Ranch Town, organizing blood pressure clinics, even our infants and preschoolers collected socks to send to the rescue mission.