Join us at the GO 2026 Interest Meeting, where you’ll get all the details on our upcoming mission trips to help you decide where you'll GO spread the gospel in 2026. Meet with trip leaders and ministry partners who will provide in-depth information and answer any questions you might have. As Scripture tells us to GO and make disciples, our Missions team wants to walk beside you and pray for you as you take this next step. Let us help you plan your mission trip and make an eternal lasting impact for the sake of the gospel in 2026!
Join Pastor D.J. Horton and the FACT (Foster and Adoption Care Team) Team on Sunday, November 9 from 5–7 PM at Church at The Mill upstairs in the Student Center at Central Campus for an evening of hope, encouragement, and vision as we run The Great Chase together.
Join us from June 2-June 27 as we dive into God’s Word together and discover His design for the family—rooted in truth, grace, and Gospel purpose with our Summer is for Family Bible Reading Plan. This 4-week Bible reading plan follows our CATM sermon series Summer is for Family, exploring what the Bible has to […]
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Turning Lost College Students Into Christ-Centered Laborers August is one of the busiest months of the year as family schedules are transitioning and students are returning to school and ministries like Cru, which focus on reaching college students and sharing the gospel with them. Brooklyn Babcock says, “Without God working through this ministry, I would
Child Evangelism Fellowship Story Lauren, who is a recent high school graduate, had read the book study “Let the Nations Be Glad” by John Piper with other seniors in her youth group led by Pastor Adam Siskey. In his book, he says “Missions exist because worship doesn’t.” That quote placed a conviction on Lauren Thrasher’s
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God winks When God uses college to bring two women together to further His kingdom through graphic design and photography, it proves that ministry work does not always look like evangelism, which is often a misconception. God winks. Despite cultural differences, there’s always a need for the gospel, and people all over the world struggle
What happens when God moves in a heart with a call that seems extreme? For Pastor John Zhang, it was a change in both occupation and continent, from engineer to pastor and Asia to North America. Meet Church at The Mill’s newest pastor called to reach the local Asian community. This is his testimony. Born
By Woody White Members of Anderson Mill Road Baptist Church go to the ends of the earth to serve the poor and share the gospel, as Jesus commanded. But they also take care of Spartanburg County’s needy through partnerships with local organizations. Maxine and Dickie Fleming have been doing the Lord’s work for years as