My mom and dad used to tell us, “There is more than one way to skin a cat.” Yet I never saw them skin one. It must have been some…
First-hand ministry reports from national pastors and Final Frontiers staff in Togo, Honduras, India and beyond. Support national church planters.
Ministry Report: Togo — Pastor Sika
National, Political, and Religious Background Serving the Lord in Togo means navigating a difficult socio-political and spiritual landscape. For more than six decades, the nation has lived under autocratic governance…
Arrested, Imprisoned, Tortured:
Smuggler dies with Scripture in his hand The coincidence of the tree: “Jesus answered andsaid unto him, Before that Philip called thee,when thou wast under the fig tree, I saw…
Growing the ministry in Honduras
This report comes from Rayan Silie, missionary to Honduras and beyond, and gives you a glimpse of how the ministry is being grown there. Dear friends and churches, Thank you…
A Pastor in Vietnam – The Great Commission Fund
This report comes to you from Steve Brockman, a businessman living in Vietnam who has given his life to serve the pastors and church planters there, as well as in…
Updates and Encouragement … Catch the Vision!
A few thoughts from Jon Nelms This past summer was unbelievable; in fact, it was a missionary’s dream. Let me tease you by saying we opened a new feeding center…
Harvest from the field – Democratic Republic of the Congo Church
We recently had a fundraiser campaign to raise funds to purchase land for a church for new believers in the East-Western part of the country (Read the previous report here)….
Fruit That Abounds
We struggled financially this past year. The giving for support to the national church was down by nearly $200,000, despite a special gift from a caring family for $100,000. Imagine…
THE DEVADASIS – The results
Late last year, we released a video to bring awareness to the Devadasis. These were true testimonies of real Devadasi women living in India who have come out of a…
2023 After Missions Reports
Through your partnership, we’ve seen remarkable strides in evangelism and aid. From Pastor Franklin’s restored truck to the launch of life-sustaining projects, each step has been a leap for our shared cause.