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Buy a Day

Our operating expenses are approximately $1,500 per day.  We are asking individuals, churches and groups to prayerfully consider sponsoring one day out of the year to help us as we work together "Connecting God's Resources with Human Need."  Should you choose to "Buy a Day" please press the button below to donate.

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Volunteer

If you would like to volunteer at Mission Central, please contact missioncentral@susumc.org.
 
 
 
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Friend in Mission

Become a Friend in Mission at Mission Central, where we serve tens of thousands of persons and families in need, locally, across the United States, and around the world.
 
 
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About Mission Central

baglady.pngMission Central is the mission warehouse of the Susquehanna Conference of the United Methodist Church. Along with our 24 satellite operations called “HUBs”, we supply humanitarian goods and logistical services to hundreds of different ministry and social service agencies. Since our beginning in June 2002, Mission Central has hosted tens of thousands of volunteers who come to experience being "the hands and feet of God" in service. With our volunteers, we process United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) "Relief Kits" for use around the world, provide all types of needed supplies for local and national ministries, and assist many projects that are sending God's love around the world.

Latest News

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE UNITED METHODISTS RESPOND TO FLOODING IN PENNSYLVANIA   Mission Central in Mechanicsburg, PA is prepared with thousands of cleaning buckets with more on the way from United Methodist Committee on Relief. Mission Central is working with the Susquehanna Conference Disaster Coordinator and his team as they assess damages.   Persons are invited to help in two ways: (1... (Read More)
This story is an account of improbables, and if seen from any angle but the 360-degree view of what is possible under the most random of acts, well-nigh impossible. For those who see the outcome as the manifestation of God’s will, it is a miracle, or at the very least, a link to the miraculous. To those who accept the rational and objective view of timing, access and sensitive people acting... (Read More)