Dec
01
by Richard Haney, Frontier Fellowship Executive Director The world is waiting. Waiting for what? What does the world need most of all? For one, our world needs more love. It’s plagued by seemingly endless conflicts, natural disasters and societal distress. We all need peace, hope and joy. Millions...
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Nov
27
I’m grateful for the incredibly meaningful trip I had throughout Asia in August and September. I first traveled to South Korea to obtain my Pakistan travel visa and seek opportunities to mobilize Korean churches for mission engagement among unreached people groups. I also had the opportunity to take a brief...
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Nov
13
Our recent trip to South Asia came to a close last month, and each team member returned home reflecting on experiences that will be remembered for a lifetime. Like all trips to this region, our visit was physically, spiritually and emotionally strenuous. Traveling in South Asia tends to keep one...
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Oct
30
Batafadoua is a small village about an hour’s drive outside of Maradi in Niger. It’s not what I would call an impressive place. Like so many other rural villages, you wouldn't notice it if you didn’t know where to look. Just a few mud brick houses amid the seemingly endless...
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Oct
18
Long ago, the 14th century Mongol empire was the largest territorial empire in history. Storied names like Genghis Khan and Kublai Khan established reigns of both terror and peace. Genghis Khan was the warrior khan who united the tribes of the steppe and then pushed west into China and east...
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Sep
22
My August travels took me to three countries: Russia, Mongolia and China. I visited hoping to gain glimpses of how God is working among churches and ministries in these nations that have spent many years under Communist rule and closed to the Gospel. I traveled first to Russia with several...
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Aug
31
Finally Hurricane Harvey, now a tropical depression, is moving away from Houston and heading north. Yet Americans still watch and pray as the extent of the damage becomes more clear. An enormous flood produced by an unheard of 50+ inches of rain is scarcely imaginable. People have lost homes and...
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Aug
15
We sat down with Associate Director (and Frontier Fellowship veteran) Cody Watson to hear his reflections from the New Wilmington Mission Conference last month. Which speaker or topic struck you in a particular way? What idea has stayed with you since being at the conference? Two of the speakers stuck with me....
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Jul
31
Last week I had the privilege of attending the 112th annual New Wilmington Mission Conference in Pennsylvania. It was a rich time of reuniting with colleagues and friends, making new connections and hearing stories of God at work. This year’s conference featured several speakers whose ministry is focused on the Muslim world. Sunday...
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Jul
21
How in the world did a Lutheran pastor in Khartoum, Sudan, a man from Darfur and a Presbyterian woman from New Wilmington, Pennsylvania become coworkers in God’s mission? God has a beautiful way of weaving together the most unlikely partnerships to share the Good News of Jesus. I live in...
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