Dec
03
Due to publisher’s permissions, we are unable to share the song lyrics for today’s entry online. Visit this page for ways to interact with today’s song. WEEK ONE | DAY ONE | LUKE 1:46-55 Inspired by Mary’s prayer (also known as The Magnificat), this powerful hymn tells of the...
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Dec
03
During Week 1 of Advent, we focus on Promise + Prophecy. What must it have been like for the generations living before Jesus’ birth? Listening, watching, waiting, holding to the promise, seeking to discern the will of God, longing for the coming Messiah. The faith of God’s people...
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Dec
02
Advent is a season of preparation—waiting, hoping and watching for the light. It signifies the arrival of Jesus, who was born and lived among us, died and rose again—to redeem and restore all of creation. How do we spend this time of preparation? We imagine what it must...
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Nov
22
by TW, Middle East Coordinator Living in the Middle East, I am blessed to live up close to so many sites that are significant to our Christian faith. Our Lord Jesus was born, served, died, raised from the dead and ascended to heaven from the Middle East. It...
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Sep
20
by Uchenna D. Anyanwu, Mission Advocate During the periods often referred to as the modern Protestant Mission Eras (1), Christian missionary trend was often a North-South movement. Followers of Jesus who sensed God’s calling for cross-cultural missions were recruited, trained and sent out from their home countries (predominantly from Europe and North America)...
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Aug
24
by Jim Truesdell, Associate Director Gideon* wanted more. He wanted power. He was already an imam (a leader of a mosque), but was seeking greater spiritual power and influence. He was told that if he recited the Quran 700 times, he would have a share of the supernatural...
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Jul
12
by Rita Johnson, Associate Director Abram*, a young Afghan, is a follower of Jesus and a refugee living in South Asia. Thanks to the ministry of Afghan Refugee Academy (ARA)—a Frontier Fellowship partner—he was able to finish high school, but graduating during the pandemic made finding work difficult....
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Jun
28
by Kostya*, a Frontier Fellowship ministry friend in Central Asia When I was 5 years old, my dad died. A week later, my mom got married to another man, and I went to live with my grandmother. She was one of the ‘old believers’—Russian Orthodox. Our home was...
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May
17
by Rev. Dr. Jen Haddox, Director of Global Engagement for ECO: A Covenant Order of Evangelical Presbyterians In March, Rev. Dr. Jen Haddox joined members of Frontier Fellowship's staff on a vision trip to Central Asia. The below reflection was first published in ECO's Global Engagement Newsletter [April 2023], and...
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Apr
26
by Amy Delgado, Frontier Fellowship Board Member + Global Outreach Director, Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church (Houston, TX) Iran has a rich Christian history. In the 70s, the Islamic revolution forced the closure of all churches and Christian schools. People were killed solely for their faith in Jesus. Many...
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