by Tad de Bordenave During a recent interview Pope Francis described the plague of the world as “the Globalization of Indifference.” When St. Paul described the source of healing for our world, he stated, “The Riches of God’s Grace.” Living in the crease between those two statements, the Church endeavors to be obedient to the […]
by the Rev. Tad de Bordenave In the mid 1850s two Moravian missionaries began the effort to translate the Bible into the Tibetan language. Before the long journey came to fruition, the path went through six cities, three countries, two wars, and ninety years. But mainly, the journey unfolded the story of God’s love for […]
By The Rev. Chris Royer, PhD Executive Director of AFM Helen Keller once quipped, “The only thing worse than being blind is having sight without vision.” These words took on new meaning for me following a trip through Thailand and Cambodia. As you may know, these are both predominantly Buddhist countries. Having spent the entirety of my […]
By The Rev. Duane Miller, PhD AFM Cross-Cultural Worker to Spain In 2014, after seven years in the Middle East, Sharon and I moved back to San Antonio for an extended home assignment. We spent considerable time with our church, our prayer partners, and the AFM leadership team, discerning what God’s next steps might be […]
By Elise Deal, AFM Director of Operations My name is Elise Deal, and I’m privileged to be the new Director of Operations for Anglican Frontier Missions. I’m excited to be a part of AFM and cannot wait to see all that the Lord has in store! By way of both introduction of myself and encouragement […]
by The Rev. Abbot Norman Beale This summer, the Rev. Dr. Chris Royer and I were honored to participate in the Global South Fellowship of Anglicans (GSFA) Assembly as mission partners representing Anglican Frontier Missions (AFM). Our objectives were threefold: To worship the Lord and receive new strength through prayer, the Word, and the Spirit. […]
