by Rita Johnson, Associate Director The Afghan Refugee Academy (ARA), a relatively new Frontier Fellowship partner, provides support for Afghan refugees who have fled their home nation and settled in South Asia. Its main service is secondary education for students who may not be able to enroll in... read more →
May
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May
11
by the Frontier Fellowship Team The Cairo International Book Fair is the largest and oldest book fair in the Arab world. Held annually in the last week of January, it is widely recognized as one of the most important events for book publishers in the region, drawing millions... read more →
Apr
27
by Bradley Long, Associate Director A friend of mine who used to work for Frontier Fellowship introduced me to the importance of focusing our mission efforts. Making mission specific helps mission be effective. This idea, in many ways, represents what Frontier Fellowship is about—we believe that the more... read more →
Apr
13
by Amy Delgado, Frontier Fellowship Board Member “Lord, I have heard of your fame; I stand in awe of your deeds, Lord. Repeat them in our day, in our time make them known; in wrath remember mercy.” —Habakkuk 3:2 This Lenten season, as we prepare our hearts for the... read more →
Mar
21
by Donald Marsden, Associate Director Our family served in mission in Russia for eleven wonderful years, from 1997 to 2008. As a result, we came to know many Russian Christians and quite a few Ukrainian believers who also served as missionaries in Russia. To say that I am... read more →
Mar
11
by Dan McNerney, Associate Director Most people do not want to be accused of “losing it.” Losing our tempers, our minds or losing control are not good things for most of us. Yet, Jesus asks us to lose it all, everything—to draw closer to Him, His Father and... read more →
Feb
23
by George + Pamela Pendergrass, Associate Directors Associate Directors George and Pamela Pendergrass recently returned from a journey to Egypt and other nearby countries. Their experiences there encouraged them personally and bolstered their commitment to mobilize churches of color in the US. While traveling throughout the... read more →
Feb
16
by Richard Haney, Executive Director Historian Carter G. Woodson was dedicated to celebrating the incredible contributions made by Black people. In 1926, he, along with the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, proclaimed the second week of February to be observed as Negro History Week.... read more →
Feb
02
by Bob Von Schimmelmann, Mission Advocate One of our ministry friends in Brazil recently shared the following story with us. It highlights the power of prayer in opening doors for the Gospel to be shared among every nation, tribe, people and language! Albert* and his family... read more →
Jan
21
by Dan McNerney, Associate Director Not until I became a parent did I realize the priceless value of friendship. When Sharon and I began raising our children, we learned quickly that succeeding in school, making certain sports teams or exceling with musical instruments for our children paled in... read more →