Mission USA is the administrative arm for the General Evangelism, General Christian Education, and Publications Departments of the Congregational Holiness Church. 

 Rev. Danny K. Jones is the full time administrator overseeing the operations of these three departments.  For more information or assistance from the Mission USA Department, please email Rev. Danny K. Jones at (dannyjones@chchurch.com)

Rev. Danny Jones (Mission USA Administrator)

"The greatest Days of Destiny lie ahead for the Congregational Holiness Church and its evangelism and home mission outreach to the United States.  The United States is the third largest mission field in the world.  North America is the only continent in the world where Christianity is not growing. 

  Yet in the midst of this vast mission field, God has placed the Congregational Holiness Church as a bearer of the glorious gospel of light.  As young David gazed across the battlefield where giant Goliath stood, he cried, “Is there not a cause?”  Our cause is the Great Commission of Jesus Christ and the great mission field of souls in the United States of America. 

 The major goals of the Mission USA Department are to strengthen existing Congregational Holiness Churches and to equip them for all-out evangelism, to assist in the establishment of new churches, and to lovingly reach out to independent churches of like precious faith who desire fellowship, accountability, and a team ministry effort. 

  Mission USA will promote Compassionate Community Ministries among local Congregational Holiness Churches. Mission USA will seek to involve all credentialed Congregational Holiness Church ministers.  Through the Christian Education and Publication Departments, our objectives are to train, equip, and disciple adults, youth, and children for ministry in the Kingdom of God.

  Youth and youth involvement will continue to be given a high priority.  Congregational Holiness Church youth are the "Church of Today and the Leaders of Tomorrow".  Mission USA stands ready and willing to serve."