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Do You Have a Plan?

We live in a society of planners. Our success at planning varies and often shifts with the phase of life we are in. For some of us, our planning success depends on the situation. Some are experts at project plans in the office, but don’t . . .

Stories from the Field (of Interest Fund!)

Tuesday, November 17, 2026 | 12:00 – 1:00 PM ET Ever wonder what a grant can really do for a ministry? Join us for a one-hour webinar with leaders who know firsthand. Each panelist’s organization received a grant from one of MMFA’s field-of-interest funds, and . . .

Stewardship for Every Size Webinar

Tuesday, October 6, 2026 | 12:00 – 1:00 OR 7:00 – 8:00 PM ET Big church, little church, and everything in between. When it comes to stewardship, some strategies make sense no matter your congregation’s size, and some do not. Join us as we look . . .

An Invitation to Serve

The Grant Advisory Committee (GAC) is a critical component of MMFA’s granting process as it objectively evaluates all grant applications and collaboratively makes well-informed funding recommendations to the MMFA Board. Each Grant Advisory Committee member serves a four-year term; once a year the team receives . . .

2026 Grant Recipients Announced

Announcing Our 2026 Grant Recipients

33 Ministries. $240,168.41 Awarded. Countless lives changed. We’re excited to share the results of our 2026 grant cycle! After careful review, our Grant Advisory Committee and board have awarded $240,168.41 in Field of Interest grants to 33 organizations. These grants support work to address hunger, . . .

More Than a Meal: How a Hunger and Thirst Grant Helped Bethany Café Open Its Doors

More Than a Meal: How a Hunger and Thirst Grant Helped Bethany Café Open Its Doors

By Puja Lamsal They do not ask questions. They do not take pictures. They welcome every person who walks through the door with dignity and respect. They believe they are doing what they are supposed to do, and that they are getting much more in . . .