Global Mission Fellows (US-2) News & Stories

The application has launched for the next cohort of young adults who will serve in social justice ministries in the U.S. and internationally in 2024-26.

Four International track Global Mission Fellows reflect on ways the program has challenged them to grow personally and spiritually.

As a Global Mission Fellow US-2, I moved from my small town in Arkansas to Miami to serve as the Fundraising and Outreach Coordinator for Florida Justice for Our Neighbors, a nonprofit that provides free, high-quality immigration legal services to low-income immigrants throughout the state of Florida.

Three young adult Global Mission Fellows serving in the U.S. reflect on ways the program has shaped their understanding of self, God and the world around them.

The application has launched for the next cohort of young adults who will serve in social justice ministries in the United States in 2023-25.

Fifty-four missionaries were commissioned for service in nine different worship events taking place around the world from April to July. Some begin service in new placements while others continue with work they began during the pandemic.

Meleanitema Sapoi-Finau joined the Global Mission Fellows program, traveled across the country and discovered what God had been preparing her for all along.

March 31 is the final application deadline for young adults seeking to serve in social justice ministries in the United States in 2022-24.

The fourth and final Advent devotion in our 2021 missionary series comes from Shiree Fetterly, a US-2 Global Mission Fellow from Michigan serving with Metropolitan Ministries in Tampa, Florida.

The application for the 2022-24 cohort of young adults serving in social justice ministries internationally opens Monday, Nov. 15.

The application has launched for the next cohort of young adults that will serve in social justice ministries in the United States in 2022-24.

Current and former US-2s share thoughts about their mission experience and becoming part of a community that has a 70-year legacy in The United Methodist Church.