The Norwegian Mission Society (NMS) Region South is a religious organization that works with a focus on combating injustice and poverty. The organization shares the faith in Jesus through various projects and is affiliated with several camps, such as Fjordglimt and Havglimt. Volunteers play an important role in running the organization, which also includes cultural and religious activities, such as the Christmas performance "What Happened in Those Days?".
NMS has a long history as Norway's first missionary organization, established in 1842 in Stavanger. The organization consists of associations, groups and individual members, and functions as a tool for realizing the church's missionary mission. In addition to its focus on international cooperation and mission, NMS offers project funds for innovative initiatives in the regions. The organization is also celebrating the 50th anniversary of the church at Åpta, which marks its long-standing presence and commitment to the local community.