Blog

Jul 24

Mohsen’s Story

shared by a follower of Jesus connected with a Frontier Fellowship ministry partner     My name is Mohsen.* I was born and raised in Iran by a devout Muslim family. From my early childhood years, I was wholeheartedly committed to Islam. And growing up, I did my best to... read more →
Jul 10

Blessed to Be a Blessing

by Cody Watson, Associate Director     Perspectives is the most dynamic, important missions curriculum I’ve encountered. Back in 1985, I had lunch with Dr. Ralph Winter, missiologist and co-founder of Perspectives (and founder of Frontier Fellowship). At the time, I was pastoring in South Carolina, and he challenged me... read more →
Jun 19

Hiding No More

by Taliilee Fiqruu, Associate Director     What’s more exciting than to see a Muslim background believer who’s been following Christ secretly for over two years finally gain the confidence to tell her family she believes in Jesus? That’s my friend’s story. I call her Nuriya.* She was born and... read more →
May 30
May 22

Iftar in a Synagogue

by Andy Smothers, Frontier Fellowship board member     Manhattan seems like an unlikely place for a Christian to have an opportunity to attend an Iftar feast at a synagogue during Ramadan. The diversity of the city doesn’t make it improbable. But this New York City borough is the site... read more →
May 14
May 08

Gospel Fruit in Southwest Ethiopia

by Caroline Kurtz, Frontier Fellowship friend and former associate director     The Presbyterian mission in Ethiopia opened a mission station in the town of Maji in 1947, deep in the southwest region of the country near the border of what is now South Sudan. Missionaries ran the only schools... read more →
Apr 24

Faithful Amid Trial

by a friend of Frontier Fellowship     It’s considered normal in Central Asia for ethnic Russians or ethnic Koreans to be Christians, but native Central Asians are expected to toe the line by remaining Muslim. To be an atheist is permitted, too, in these post-Soviet states. But Atulbir* and... read more →
Apr 11
Apr 01