Caught in the crossfire of a fierce battle, Pastor Maung and his congregation found refuge in their faith. Bullets flew, houses burned, and chaos reigned, but God’s protection never wavered. Learn how their unwavering faith carried them through this harrowing experience in Myanmar.
The story of Lakshman and Rekha, abandoned and left with a leprous grandpa, highlights the incredible impact of Final Frontiers’ Touch a Life program. Enrolled in school and receiving daily meals, these children now have a chance at a better future.
When you think of a church, do you picture a building? At Final Frontiers, we see it differently. Our ministry focuses on creating vibrant communities of newly saved and baptized believers, meeting together for worship under the guidance of a pastor. Learn how this true definition of church fuels our mission.
Bruce and Morgan, orphaned brothers in Kenya, have found hope and a sense of belonging at a feeding center run by the Illula Bible Baptist Church and Touch a Life program. Their touching story showcases the power of community support.
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Despite facing numerous challenges, including limited resources and health issues, Pastor David Shikambi Luvai managed to plant 103 churches in Kenya. His story raises important questions about how we support and sustain national preachers in their vital work.
Jon and Nolin are having an amazing summer hosting groups in Honduras, seeing over 100 souls come to Christ and visiting new tribal villages. Jon’s letter also shares updates from his global ministry, including remarkable stories from Germany and the Middle East.
Join us on a journey through six countries, where our documentaries reveal the inspiring resilience of Christian families. Each story is a testament to hope and faith.
Final Frontiers Foundation’s project witnessed a wave of new converts in unreached villages, and through the swift generosity of donors, 200 Bibles and songbooks were provided to nurture their budding faith.
True missionary success lies not in transforming others to fit our mold but in our ability to embrace and assimilate into the cultures we enter. This shift marks a profound evolution in understanding and executing effective spiritual outreach.
