What is NWMC?

It is an intergenerational and family-friendly Mission Conference that focuses on being challenged to participate in the mission of God through every aspect of life, expressing God's creativity, sustaining God’s creation, and cooperating in God’s plan of redemption.

2027 Conference

July 16-21, 2027

At Westminster College, New Wilmington, PA

In 2026, we answered God’s call with the words, “Here I am, Lord. Send me!” In 2027, we turn our attention to faithfully carrying out that calling. Join us for the 122nd New Wilmington Mission Conference as we are encouraged by Acts 20:24 to “Finish the Race – Proclaim the Good News.” Together, we will be challenged to live with courage and purpose, faithfully sharing the good news of God’s grace wherever He sends us.

The longest-running mission conference in the U.S. Rooted in history, yet looking to the future.

The New Wilmington Mission Conference has a rich history dating back to its establishment in 1906. What started as a small gathering of local church members interested in missions has grown into a renowned event drawing participants worldwide. Throughout the years, we have remained committed to equipping and empowering individuals for global missions, enabling them to make a lasting impact on the world for the Kingdom of God.

About NWMC

Summer Service

The NWMC Summer Service Program is a fully-funded scholarship that offers a unique opportunity to a chosen group of young adults aged between 18 to 24 to get firsthand experience of mission work. For over 60 years, teams have traveled across the world to various international locations, and some have been called to serve within the United States. Every year, a small group is carefully selected to spend six weeks discovering a new culture and participating in short-term mission projects. This program is made possible by generous donations from individuals who are passionate about giving young adults the chance to experience the mission field.

“Since God is a missionary God, God’s people are a missionary people.”

— David Bosch, Transforming Mission