Student Missionary Fellowship Project

Each year, the Student Missionary Fellowship (SMF) at Moody Bible Institute chooses a project or organization to support during the week of Missions Conference.

This year, Student Mission Fellowship chose The Christian and Missionary Alliance, otherwise known as the C&MA as their project to support throughout the 2023-2024 year. As C&MA celebrates 142 years since its founding, we hope you will join with us to support C&MA with monetary gifts as well as prayer.

Please join us for Prayer on Wednesday and Thursday Morning at 8 a.m. in Dryer Auditorium. On Friday at 9 a.m. we will have a Global Prayer Session. Those Will take place in the Sweeting Center rooms 234, 230, 205, 207, 209 & 204.

About The Christian and Missionary Alliance

The Christian and Missionary Alliance, otherwise known as the C&MA or The Alliance, is an evangelical denomination full of believers who long to introduce the love of God to all nations.

The Alliance was born in 1881 when Pastor A. B. Simpson organized a small group of believers devoted to experiencing Jesus in His fullness and making Him known to New York City’s marginalized dock workers.

The Alliance has always had a desire to follow God’s call, to bring His hope to the nations, and to carry out our vision of All of Jesus for All the World. By caring for suffering and overlooked people through 2,000 U.S. churches and more than 700 international workers serving in 70 countries, the C&MA longs to see Jesus’ name proclaimed in every tribe and tongue to fulfill the Great Commission.

As we seek to know Jesus personally, being one with Him, He will reveal Himself as our Savior, Sanctifier, Healer, and Coming King. Simpson called this theology the Fourfold Gospel, the Christological summary on which the spiritual DNA of The Christian and Missionary Alliance is built.

Today, we plant churches and build and administer schools, clinics, hospitals, community centers, retirement centers, and radio stations. We also partner with other churches, governments, and non-government organizations to extend care and practical support—in the name of Jesus—to families who have been devastated by disease, poverty, political turmoil, and natural disasters.