Global Frontier Missions is dedicated

to helping the local church fulfill the Great Commission.

We are eager to assist local churches in reaching out locally and globally. Our dream is that all churches would implement an “Antioch sending church” model, identifying and sending missionaries much like the Antioch church did with Paul and Barnabas (Acts 13). As a para-church organization, GFM has resources to help the local church fulfill its calling in making disciples of all nations.

GFM offers a digital kit of materials, called Cross-Cultural Catalyst, to local churches that wish to host a cross-cultural learning experience in their hometown. We pray this will serve as a catalyst to get church members living daily “on mission.” GFM has missions resources such as our Step In study that will encourage individuals, small groups, and churches to develop a heart for the nations and figure out their next steps in missions. Some of our staff travel out from Atlanta to assist in organizing missions conferences, speak at events and in Perspectives courses, and consult with missions committees, all with a goal of helping churches get involved with unreached people groups. Through our many connections with churches and organizations in Thailand, we can get your church connected and involved in that part of the world, as well.

GFM is willing to adapt and implement GFM’s in-depth Online Missionary Training School curriculum to your local church context, making your congregation a “missionary training center.” Alternatively, if you don’t have adequate resources to equip cross-cultural workers in-house, your church may “outsource” your missionary training to us, allowing us to equip the saints together. We have trained over 500 members of local churches through our in-person, five-month Missionary Training School, which equips people before they head out to the mission field. Over the next 10 years, we plan to train over 500 more!

Only 1 out of 100 people who make a missionary decision

become long-term missionaries.*

Your church can help change that.

*Quoted from Missiologist Dr. Ralph D. Winter of the US Center for World Missions.