Mar
07
by Jenny Rose Wilson, friend of Frontier Fellowship Jesus transcends barriers. He doesn’t just cross them. He transcends them like they don’t even exist at all. I had a conversation recently about the deep wounds in our nation surrounding racial, religious and political divides. The question that arose...
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Feb
27
by Richard Haney, Executive Director I appreciate the rich traditions of liturgical seasons like Advent, Lent and Holy Week. Years ago, as a new church development pastor, I discovered that liturgical practices and the Christian calendar could help new believers learn the story of Jesus. Scripture and liturgy...
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Feb
09
by Haemin Lee, Associate Director Today through February 25, my home country of South Korea will host the Winter Olympics in its northeastern city of PyeongChang. This will be the second Olympic Games held in South Korea following the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul. I still vividly remember...
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Feb
01
by Rev. Cliff Jones, 2017 vision trip participant I found myself counting while I was in South Asia. I counted the number of people we saw who weren’t from South Asia. During our two weeks there (not including our time at the airport), I counted a total of...
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Jan
17
by Colleen Nguyen, 2017 vision trip participant “The people living in darkness have seen a great light; on those living in the land of the shadow of death, a light has dawned.” —Matthew 4:16 (NIV) Like a wildfire raging, the Gospel is spreading in an uncontainable fashion...
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Dec
25
by Richard Haney, Frontier Fellowship Executive Director Luke’s nativity story tells us Jesus was born in humble circumstances, wrapped in swaddling clothes and laid in a feeding trough. Yet this child was destined to become a king. Handel’s oratorio, Messiah, echoes scripture in declaring that He is more than...
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Dec
24
by Kristopher Keating, Hillside Missions + World Horizons USA Director Once a week, my family’s little downtown apartment fills up with people who make me better. I need them. For nearly 20 years, we’ve hosted and made dinner for our friends and ministry coworkers every Monday night. As the...
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Dec
23
by Hannah Teague, Frontier Fellowship Creative Director The world is an unkind place for many women. Around the globe, girls and women lack access to healthcare, education, legal protections, fair wages and freedom of autonomy. They experience sexual violence and domestic abuse and are forced into harmful practices like...
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Dec
22
It’s emotionally and physically draining to be at odds with someone. You can’t get that person off your mind. You toss and turn at night, wondering what went wrong. A dark hue seems to follow you wherever you go. But sometimes by God’s grace, a path is opened miraculously,...
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Dec
21
by Greg Roth, Frontier Fellowship Board Member For 20 years, I’ve been a part of the “Housing First” movement assisting the homeless of California. We discovered through this approach that if we provide rapid re-housing for the homeless, they can work on the issues that initiated their homelessness in...
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