Whether you're called to short-term or long-term missions, or whether you're called to support missions financially or through prayer, First McKinney has plenty of opportunities for you to impact the nations.

The Moller family has been ministering to the Yawo, a predominantly Muslim tribe living in the mountains east of Lake Malawi, for 25 years. They have focused on translating the Bible into the Yawo language and they started and continue to help operate a primary school.

Shara serves in Sierra Leone, a country steeped in financial and religious poverty, alongside the local leaders of The 25 Project. She loves the opportunity to help youth and young adults as they navigate life and seek out where God is leading them next.

The Hydes partner with Words of Life Ministries whose objective is that “Every Church can be a Bible School!” Through their ministry, hundreds of churches have started Bible Schools to train new leaders, and thousands of churches have been started with tens of thousands of people coming to faith in Christ Jesus.

Charles and Marybeth serve with Unto, the humanitarian ministry of Cru. Unto works to relieve suffering, restore dignity, and reveal the hope of Jesus. The Berrys serve in leadership development and on various projects. They teach and train women and men through one-to-one discipleship studies.

The Ewings partner with The Center for Mission Mobilization which exists to engage and equip believers worldwide to their most strategic role in the Great Commission. Robert and Sidney work to train up and send out missionaries to go to the unreached people groups with the light of Christ. They also develop church partnerships for international mobilization.

The Byrds are long-time members of First McKinney. They have led evangelistic mission teams all over the US and to six continents since 1973. They founded Hungary Missions in 2017 to partner with individual Hungarian Baptist Churches for the purpose of evangelism.

The 25 Project is specifically focused on bringing hope and healing to orphaned and vulnerable children primarily through child sponsorship. They minister in Dominican Republic, South Asia, Sierra Leone, South Africa, and locally in Melissa, Texas. 

Shalom Reconciliation Ministries is located in Kotido, Uganda in the remote Karamoja Region. SRM exists as one of the only entities (including the governmental) that focuses on youth-related issues in the entire district of Kotido. Their aim is to reconcile local youth to God and their families, ultimately helping youth and children grow to be transformative leaders in their communities.

Kahaila is more than just a coffee shop. It's a church. It's a charity. It's an environment where all are welcome to explore Christian faith and where community can happen.

Contact | Paul.Unsworth@kahaila.com