National Missions exists to fulfill the Great Commission by multiplying leaders and churches across the United States. Its primary purposes are to advance global missions and sustain a healthy North American church, which serves as the foundation for broader international outreach. The United States, with its cultural diversity and ongoing spiritual need, remains fertile ground for this mission.

Key Focus Areas of National Missions:
Church Planting and Growth: This mission actively works to establish and nurture churches throughout the U.S., particularly in underserved areas. By doing so, it spreads the gospel across diverse communities, aiming to reach people who may otherwise have limited access to a church community.

Therefore, with great humility and faith, we present the following three objectives for the biennial period 2025-2026.
We desire that National Missions send 7 new missionaries during the current administration and we reach the states that do not have a presence of the Apostolic Assembly, which are:

Presented at Convention

New Church Plants
1. Alaska: Minister Alex and Tanya Santos.
2. New Hampshire: Pastor Silas and María Girón.
3. West Virginia: Pastor Edgar and Migdalia Serrano.
4. North Dakota: Barnabas and Elizabeth Lopez.
5. Maine: Open
6. Vermont: Open
7. Delaware: Open