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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 →

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... read more →