Frontier Ventures: New Name, New Look; Same Heart For The Unreached

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From the Editor by Rick Wood

Catalyzing Kingdom Breakthrough by John Lambert

Frontier Ventures by Greg H Parsons

The Venture Center from MF Staff

The Innovation Lab by Paul Dzubinski

Prime by Christopher Lucey

Engaging Each New Generation by John Lambert

God Desires His House of Prayer by Ben Zobrist

Misinterpreting the Great Commandment by Prudence Dancy

Perspectives by James Mason

Perspectives Global by Bruce Koch

Joshua Project by Dan Scribner

WCIU by Beth Snodderly

Insight by Todd Pokrifka

Global Prayer Digest by Keith Carey

The Roberta Winter Institute by Brian Lowther

Impacting The Unreached in Our Own Back Yard by Jerome Hannaman

William Carey Library by Jeff Minard

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Mar/Apr 2015; Issue 37.2

In 1976, a mild-mannered professor at Fuller’s School of World Mission named Ralph Winter launched a daring effort to change the world by purchasing a $15 million college campus in Pasadena, California. His goal was to foster a collaborative movement of mission agencies, churches and students to bring access to the gospel to the then estimated 16,500 “hidden peoples,” now referred to as unreached people groups. The impact of this effort has been nothing less than profound. Not only was he able to raise the money over 12 years to complete the purchase of the campus, but in the process, he was also able to raise the awareness of hundreds of thousands of believers to the need to reach the unreached peoples. New mission agencies like Frontiers, Pioneers and many more were founded with the purpose of going to these unreached peoples. These efforts led to a dramatic shift in the focus of the evangelical mission enterprise and the Frontier Mission Movement was born.

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Frontier Ventures: New Name, New Look; Same Heart For The Unreached

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