What happens in a meeting?
Our Acteens meet once a week where the girls participate in mission experiences related to praying for missions, doing missions, learning about missions, and developing a missions lifestyle. The experiences embrace these six elements of Acteens: biblically-based, action-oriented, relationship-based, learner-focused, accountability-based, and missions driven. Some meetings may be devoted to working on the individual achievement plan called MissionsQuestSM, or to planning special projects.

What else do Acteens do?
• Ministry projects: Many mission projects develop as a response to needs in our community. Sometimes Acteens will work with your youth minister to include all youth in a ministry project.
• MissionsQuestSM: Acteens can go beyond the basics by participating in this individual achievement plan that will help them become more confident, courageous, and creative as they see Christ’s vision for a lost and hurting world. There are six quests, one for each grade level. A corresponding award is available upon completion of each quest.
• Special events: Associational and state Acteens events provide opportunities for girls from several churches to meet together for camps, retreats, or other activities. Blume, the next national Acteens event, will be held July 10-13, 2007, in Kansas City, Missouri.
• Acteens Activators: Your Acteens group may apply through your state WMU office to participate in these volunteer missions projects in the United States. Assignments are coordinated with WMU’s Volunteer ConnectionSM.
• Acteens Activators Abroad: Girls serve in international volunteer projects, coordinated through your state WMU office and WMU’s Volunteer Connection.