Annual Missions Offering

Annual Missions Offering 2026

Bringing the life of Jesus to our families, neighbors, and the nations

Each year, God invites us to join Him in the work He’s doing across the world — a story far bigger than any one of us. When we give to missions, we’re not just funding programs — we’re fueling people meeting Jesus. We’re extending His life and love into homes, schools, neighborhoods, and the nations that are longing to know Him.

At Southall Church, our heartbeat is to bring the life of Jesus to our families, neighbors, and the nations. That’s not just a statement on a wall — it’s the call of God on our church. And this year, through our Annual Missions Offering, we’re taking another step toward living that out together.


Last year’s AMO led to: 2,045 meals provided to families; 1,020 people served at 4 community events; 550 Birthday in a Box kits for underserved children; 300 backpacks filled with school supplies; 55 teachers’ Amazon wish lists fulfilled; 2 cars provided for single moms; 30 families set free in South Asia through the purchase of a brick machine. Every number is a person, a family, a story. Thank you.Last year’s AMO led to: 2,045 meals provided to families; 1,020 people served at 4 community events; 550 Birthday in a Box kits for underserved children; 300 backpacks filled with school supplies; 55 teachers’ Amazon wish lists fulfilled; 2 cars provided for single moms; 30 families set free in South Asia through the purchase of a brick machine. Every number is a person, a family, a story. Thank you.

 


Give now through December 31, 2026

IN-CHURCH OFFERING

Sunday,
December 6

GIVE NOW

To give stock, email finances@southall.church.

Ways to give

Online, anytime: Give at southall.church/amo, or at southall.church/give and choose “Annual Missions Offering,” now through December 31.

In person on December 6: Fill out a giving card, place it with your gift in the offering envelope, and hold onto it until the end of the service.

Make a pledge: Prefer to pledge instead of giving once? Write your total pledge amount on the giving card and give through the end of 2026.

Where your gift goes

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Local impact

Compelled by the love and compassion of Jesus, we walk alongside individuals and families through practical support, meaningful relationships, and community partnerships that foster dignity, hope, and the opportunity to thrive.

  • Support families in crisis with compassion and practical assistance.
  • Meet tangible needs across Middle Tennessee through community outreach and hands-on service.
  • Partner with local ministries and organizations to bring hope, dignity, and care to those facing hardship.

LAST YEAR

2,045 meals for families, 300 backpacks of school supplies, 550 Birthday in a Box kits, Amazon wish lists for 55 local teachers, two cars for single moms, and 1,020 neighbors served at four events.

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National & international missions

The gospel is meant to go, and so are we. Your generosity sends the life of Jesus to places you may never set foot in.

  • Continue supporting orphan care and biblical education, caring for families with the love of Christ.
  • Invest in ministries working to set captives free from trafficking, poverty, and spiritual bondage.
  • Invest in and support churches and church plants in difficult-to-reach cities in North America and around the world.

LAST YEAR

Through our partnership with Conduit Church here in Franklin, a brick machine set 30 families free in South Asia.

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Development, multiplication & sending

The mission multiplies through those who come after us, helping young people discover their purpose and step into calling.

  • Provide camp scholarships for students to encounter Jesus in life-changing ways.
  • Fund residency and leadership development programs for those called to ministry.
  • Equip and send the next generation to live on mission wherever God leads.

LOOKING AHEAD

The next wave of missionaries, pastors, and world changers is already among us, and this offering helps them rise.

Our partners

Serving our families and neighborhoods is a hands-on effort, and alongside our local partners in Franklin and throughout the state of Tennessee, we long to see a gospel impact that ripples well beyond the walls of the church.

We partner with international missionaries and organizations to further the kingdom of God around the world. These partnerships allow us to spread the gospel and make an impact in places like South Asia, the Dominican Republic, Israel, and Southeast Asia.

Select a partner to learn more about their work.

Local partners

In Franklin and across Tennessee

One Generation Away

A Middle Tennessee nonprofit working so that no one in our community goes hungry. Their mobile food pantries set up in school parking lots and neighborhoods, where families can shop for free groceries with dignity.

Narrow Gate Foundation

A discipleship program in Duck River, Tennessee, that helps young men follow Jesus and find their purpose through woodworking. Men live and work together for eight months of biblical training, discipleship, and life skills, with tuition covered by the handmade goods they build.

Lionshare

A Brentwood-based ministry that develops disciple makers, shapes leaders, and equips the church. Through tools like A Discipleship Journey, leadership training, and devotionals, they help churches, families, and young adults grow in following Jesus.

Step To Faith Ministries

A jail ministry serving inside the Williamson County jail, bringing gospel-centered teaching and Scripture-based 12-step recovery to men and women who are incarcerated and to their families. They visit jails every day and keep mentoring people after release, alongside local churches.

Path United

A Franklin nonprofit helping kids in mobile home communities grow into flourishing adults. From their community center at Franklin Estates, they offer after-school programs, mentoring, and a high school leadership program for about 120 students in grades K–12.

Joseph Brown Elementary

One of our partner schools. Southall comes alongside its teachers and students with classroom supplies and practical support, so kids have what they need to learn and thrive.

Hillsboro Elementary

A Williamson County school with deep roots in the Leiper’s Fork community. Southall serves its teachers and students with classroom supplies and practical support throughout the year.

International partners

Around the world

Josiah’s House Dominican Republic

A children’s home in San Pedro de Macorís run by SCORE International. Children grow up in family-style homes with Christian house parents, and the Hope Continues program helps young adults who age out finish high school and go on to college.

Operation Freedom Southeast Asia

A Conduit Mission initiative that works with local pastors to free people from forced labor and human trafficking. They also run schools for the children of freed families and walk with survivors as they rebuild their lives.

House of the Good Shepherd Israel

A ministry in Israel sharing the hope and love of Jesus with people in need.

Caleb Global Israel

A Middle Tennessee–based ministry with one mission: activating the church to bless Israel. They train and disciple believers, help unite Jewish and Arab followers of Jesus, and send teams to share the gospel in Israel and the Middle East.

Convoy of Hope

A faith-based humanitarian organization bringing help and hope to people in need around the world. Working alongside local churches, they feed children, respond to natural disasters, and train families to grow more food.

Missions International South Asia

Led by Dwight Marable, Missions International is fueling a large disciple-making and church-planting movement across South Asia, equipping local believers to make disciples who make disciples and plant new churches.

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Why we give

From the first pages of Scripture, God has always been a sending God, sending Abraham to a new land, Moses to lead His people, prophets to speak His truth, and ultimately, His own Son into the world. Every act of sending begins with love, and every act of love costs something.

“As the Father has sent me, so I am sending you.”

JOHN 20:21

“See that you excel in this grace of giving.”

2 CORINTHIANS 8:7

That means generosity isn’t just what we do; it’s who we are. We are a sent people, carrying the life of Jesus wherever He leads us. Paul reminded the Corinthians that generosity is a grace, not a duty but a divine privilege. Giving is grace in motion: it’s what happens when our gratitude meets God’s mission.

This offering is our way of saying yes again: yes to the call, yes to the mission, yes to being part of the story God is writing in our families, our neighbors, and the nations.

GIVE NOW

LOOKING TO 2027

What your giving fuels

Your generosity doesn’t just sustain ministry; it sends it forward. Every gift becomes a seed God multiplies into stories of redemption, discipleship, and hope. As we look toward 2027, we’re praying and preparing for new doors to open, locally, nationally, and internationally.

Your part in the story

Every great move of God begins with ordinary people who say yes.

You don’t have to move overseas or quit your job to live on mission. You can start by giving toward what God is doing right here and around the world through His church.

Whether your gift is large or small, it matters. It’s an act of worship. It’s faith in motion. And together, it allows us to keep saying yes to every opportunity God gives us to bring the life of Jesus to our families, neighbors, and the nations.

GIVE NOW

To give stock, email finances@southall.church.