Reflejo (Spanish for “reflection”) is a Latin American organization that equips and sends Latino ministry workers to share the Good News of Jesus in least-reached regions of Central and South Asia. Latin American culture’s emphasis on family and community closely mirrors many of the Asian cultures where they serve, uniquely positioning their team to share the Gospel in contextualized ways. Frontier Fellowship’s initiative with Reflejo will help increase their mission-sending capacity in this critical frontier region, enabling more Latino followers of Jesus to follow God’s call to mission on the frontier.
FRONTIER OPPORTUNITIES
Funds given for the special opportunity listed below support Reflejo’s frontier mission efforts as they expand ecumenical networks, equip leaders and send Latin American ministry workers to least-reached places of Central and South Asia, enabling more least-reached people to gain access to the Good News of Jesus.
SPECIAL GIVING OPPORTUNITY:
Reflejo Field Worker Deployment
Larger, one-time relocation costs can be a barrier to those who are called to long-term service on the frontier. The Reflejo Field Worker Deployment project provides support to help close the financial gap for Latino field workers who are otherwise ready to go serve among least-reached peoples in a Central Asian nation. Funds for this initiative will help several Reflejo team members with relocation expenses such as international airfare, visas, housing set-up, insurance, language study and more. DONATE NOW
Frontier Fellowship regularly facilitates virtual and in-person vision trips to see firsthand how God is at work through our global partners and ministry friends. Click here for updated information and available opportunities.
Informed intercession is vital to frontier mission. Through prayer, we partner with God as He changes hearts and crosses borders. Visit our Pray page to view and download our prayer guides, or to subscribe to our monthly frontier prayer email.
REFLEJO INITIATIVE’S IMPACT
Reflejo is responding to Jesus’ call in the Great Commission to “go and make disciples of all nations…” (Matthew 28:19). Through the equipping and sending of Latin American ministry workers, many more people will be able to hear the Good News of Jesus for the first time and have an opportunity to respond. Also, the presence of Latin American followers of Jesus in Central Asia brings a fuller expression of the global Body of Christ to Muslim and atheist neighbors, and offers encouragement to followers of Jesus living in the area.