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by Bill Young, former Executive Director of Frontier Fellowship     So many of the unreached people groups in the world today live in bondage. For some, it’s bondage to false gods or religions, which often result in poverty and oppression. When my wife and I lived in Ghana, we read... read more →

by Richard Haney, Frontier Fellowship Executive Director     In its opening prologue, the Gospel of John describes the Messiah as the Word and as One “full of grace and truth” (John 1:14). I like the translation that reads, “full of lovingkindness and faithfulness.” Jesus comes to us with overflowing love... read more →

by Nancy Von Schimmelmann, Frontier Fellowship Mission Advocate     Last year, my husband and I traveled to Egypt with a group of American Christians to visit and learn from Egyptian ministry partners. We met with a number of Egyptian church leaders—determined, wise, creative, well-educated men and women who are devoted... read more →

by Kristin Huffman, Frontier Fellowship Associate Director     My watch has a reminder that pops up during the day, telling me to breathe. For one minute I am to pay attention to my breathing, to intentionally take long, slow breaths…in and out. One minute. Then it tells me “good job”... read more →

by Andrew Smothers, Frontier Fellowship Board Member     Jesus tells us the greatest commandment is to “love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind, and with all your strength” (Mark 12:30). But life can weigh us down, causing us... read more →

by Caroline Kurtz, former Frontier Fellowship Associate Director     The Bible talks a lot about food. Sometimes it refers to what we feed the physical body. Sometimes, as when Jesus explained to His disciples that His food was to do what His Father sent Him to do (John 4:34), “food”... read more →

by Bob Von Schimmelmann, Frontier Fellowship Mission Advocate     We’re constantly reminded of the state of creation and its effects around the world. Earthquakes, hurricanes, floods, fire, famine and drought are at the forefront of the news these days. People everywhere are impacted and beat down by these natural... read more →

by Giny Roundy, Frontier Fellowship Board Member     Have you noticed that American culture seems to be growing more and more condemning and hateful? People think those who do wrong (or simply something they disagree with) should be shamed and punished. Showing mercy is so rare it makes headlines. Another... read more →

by Haemin Lee, Frontier Fellowship Associate Director     Can you imagine living in a place where the government persecutes you only because of your faith in Jesus? In our American context, it’s hard to envision what this would be like. Unfortunately, many Christians around the world experience this type... read more →

by Denise Sciuto, Frontier Fellowship Associate Director     Justice is a popular topic these days. Do athletes have a right to kneel during the National Anthem? How do we ensure equality in education, employment and so on? Working in frontier mission exposes us to many injustices in other countries, too.... read more →