The logo for the World Mission Offering in a muted gray. It features the letters WMO with a stylized globe, alongside the stacked text WORLD MISSION OFFERING.
A donut chart showing the allocation of a $1.25 million budget. Key areas are Mission Trips ($400K), IMB ($300K), and Church Plant Partners ($125K).

The International Mission Board (IMB) serves Southern Baptists in carrying out the Great Commission by spreading the gospel, making disciples, and establishing self-sustaining churches among unreached people groups.

The North American Mission Board (NAMB) engages cities across North America through thousands of missionaries and chaplains who share the gospel, make disciples, and plant churches dedicated to multiplication. Since 2010, Southern Baptists have planted more than 11,000 churches.

Texas Baptists share the love of Christ by strengthening churches, engaging culture, and reaching unreached populations through church planting, intercultural ministry, disaster recovery, community initiatives, and student mission trips.

The Southern Baptist of Texas Convention (SBTC) mobilizes churches to advance disciple-making in Texas and beyond by resourcing congregations, networking leaders, and supporting missions through giving and sending opportunities.

The Smith Baptist Association (SBA) supports 70+ churches in Wood, Upshur, Van Zandt, Henderson, Cherokee, and Smith Counties with training, resources, and fellowship.