AFM's Missions Curricula
We offer a four-week digital missions curriculum for adults and a standard, four-week curriculum for children that explore God’s global mission through a distinctly Anglican perspective through Biblical teaching, discussion guides, and practical resources designed to equip learners of all ages for faithful participation in the Great Commission.
Fulfilling the Great Commission Anglicanly for Adults:
A Four-Session Introductory Study on Global Missions
This curriculum explores the meaning and purpose of the Great Commission. Traditionally, “missions” has meant sending Christians across a geographical and/or cultural boundary to live among unreached people groups (UPGs) with the express purpose of sharing the gospel, making disciples, and planting churches. Historically, the global Protestant missionary movement of the 19th and 20th centuries made disciples and planted churches as well as ministered to the practical and physical needs of UPGs. In America today, we have broadened the traditional use of the term “missions” to include all manner of godly and Scripturally encouraged ministry.
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For security purposes, this entire curriculum is not available to the general public. To gain full access to this curriculum (Lessons 2-4, additional videos, and supplementary articles), write to us at info@afm-us.org with your name, home church, and a few sentences as to why you're interested in this curriculum.
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Check out Student's Version, Session 1
Check out Leader's Guide, Session 1
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Or scroll below for a sneak peek into Session 1.
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Leader's Guide External Links:
Frontier Missions Kids
Check out Lesson 1 of Frontier Mission Kids for a sneak peek of our four-lesson children's curriculum:
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Email us at info@afm-us.org with your name and church and we'll send you the link for full access to this exciting curriculum.