Mission Thursdays

GEMN’s Mission Thursdays foster conversation about mission issues, particular challenges, and how God’s mission is being pursued in diverse parts of the world. Mission Thursdays began when the Covid pandemic prompted GEMN to cancel the 2020 Missio. Online webinars were so fruitful that we are continuing the series into the indefinite future.

The monthly, one-hour webinars are free and open to the public.  Stay tuned in Global Mission News for the date and topic of the next Mission Thursday – and register in advance.  Typically the webinars begin at 2pm Eastern.

Mission Thursday Clergy Meeting

Here are our most recent Mission Thursdays, along with the presenters:

6/25/26

Compelled by Faith: Southern African Faith Leaders Combat Malaria in Partnership with the C.J. Flowers Foundation

anchored by Rebecca Vander Meulen, executive director, C.J. Flowers Foundation

Mr. Chris Flowers, founder, C.J. Flowers Foundation

Bishop Farai Mutamiri, Diocese of Harare, Zimbabwe

Bishop Patrick Djuulume, Diocese of Namibia

Ms. Constance Njovu, Isdell-Flowers Cross-Border Malaria Initiative

Ms. Makuwa Mambwe, Faith Leader Advocacy for Malaria Elimination

5/28/26

Hands, Hearts and Harvests in Tanzania

anchored by Canon Robin Newman, Diocese of New York & GEMN Board

Bishop of Dickson Chilongani, Diocese of Central Tanganyika

Canon George Lawi, General Secretary, Anglican Church of Tanzania

Ms. Joyce and Mr. Tom Smith, St. Pzaaul’s Church, Richmond, Virginia

Dr. Emmanuel Mringo,  Mackay House

Mr. Brian Medcalf, Tanzania Development Trust

Dr. Henry Ziegler, Health Taninia

3/12/26

Ministry in the Diocese of Cyprus & the Gulf

Very Rev. Walter Brownridge, Dean of St. Paul’s Cathedral

Nicosia, Cyprus.  Special Episcopal mission appointee

anchored by Canon Titus Presler, GEMN executive director

Past Mission Thursdays sessions