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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 →

by Jen Haddox, ECO Director of Global Engagement     After being invited to share my testimony at a women’s conference in Southeast Asia, I sat and listened as various women from the nearby hill tribes shared their stories of how they came to faith in Christ. One by one,... read more →

by L.R., World Horizons Refugee Care Coordinator     Some 2,000 years ago, a refugee family quietly made the long journey from Bethlehem to Egypt, fearing their son would be murdered by a tyrant. Few people knew then that this homeless refugee boy would become the Savior of the world. Watching... read more →

by Donald Marsden, Frontier Fellowship Associate Director     The world is waiting to hear God speak. The biblical writers who lived before the reality of jet planes and instantaneous internet communication understood there were vast areas of the world that had not heard the voice of God. Isaiah wrote,... read more →

by Virginia Teitt, New Wilmington Mission Conference Director     As we approach the celebration of the Christ child’s birth, we anticipate in fresh ways the full impact of God in human flesh, the One who offered His life for the sake of saving ours. Jesus broke down barriers, shattered... read more →

by Rob Weingartner, The Outreach Foundation Executive Director     In February I visited Christians in Syria, a country where fighting has raged since 2011. Four hundred thousand Syrians have been killed. More than half of Syria’s people have been driven from their homes. Millions now live as refugees. With... read more →

by Tara Chase, Frontier Fellowship Communications Director     Earlier this year I traveled to the Negev—a vast, sparsely populated desert in southern Israel. In any direction, as far as the eye can see, the landscape is dominated by dirt, dust and rocks of every shape and size. Nomads roam... read more →

by Roberta Updegraff, Frontier Fellowship Vision Trip Participant     In the land of 330 million deities, seekers stand on street corners and in the shade of the rudraksha tree. They wait for the “sent ones” promised in their visions. In Himalayan villages, shepherds and farmers—identified by prayerful church planters as... read more →

by Cody Watson, Frontier Fellowship Associate Director     Silence. For 400 years, there was no word from heaven until the angels broke forth in song to announce the birth of a Savior, Christ the Lord. But for many in the world, that silence has continued. To those of us... read more →