Missions (Page 2)

HOWTOLIFE in Mexico City

Over five years ago, students first reached out to us from Mexico City, known as the “largest city in North America.” They wanted to organize an event to reach young people for Christ in their region.   Now, a younger team has stepped up to reach their peers through HowToLife in CDMX (Ciudad de México /…

A Storm, Komodo Dragons, and the Jesus Film

One of the stories *Charlie and *Sarah love to share with their neighbors on the island where they live, is the story of Jesus calming the storm. A vibrant batik painting of this scene hangs prominently in their living room, serving as both a piece of art and a conversation starter. But sometimes, God doesn’t…

A Closer Look at the Ways of Jesus

At the end of the day, the mission is very clear: serving those who are more disenfranchised gives you a closer look at the ways of Jesus. – Emily Mitchell, Full-time missionary in Philadelphia, PA. As a nation, we are broken, lost, and in desperate need of hope. When people feel like there’s no one who can help them or when they’ve…

Transforming India

God has been using your partnership with God for Nations to radically transform India in astoundingways. God for Nations is a faithful partner of The Bolick Foundation.

God is Working in North Africa

At Frontline Missions International, our passion is to Advance the Gospel in the World’s Difficult Places. We do this by focusing on Telling the Big Story, Equipping Gospel Risk-Takers, and Sending Long-Term Workers. Equipping Gospel Risk-Takers for cross-cultural Gospel work is the aim of the Frontline Experience (FX) Program (https://frontlinemissions.info/frontline-experience). A desire to reach people who are hard to get to is…

Beyond Borders

Vision Beyond Borders has sent 185,000 Reina Valera Bibles and 90,000 study Bibles to Colombia in the last 3 years and is in the process of sending a container of more than 37,000 Bibles. And although there is no law that opposes the Gospel, in fact there is a law called “Freedom of worship” but…