Global Frontier Missions: Christian Missions, Training, and Discipleship
Until All Have Heard
Short Term Missions
Interested in an experience that will have a deeper and more practical impact than your average short-term missions trip?
We strongly believe that gospel workers are most effective when they are well equipped for Kingdom work. Our mission trips offer a powerful combination of training and cross-cultural experience that often generates long-term change in the lives of short-term participants, as well as their local church. We challenge all participants to pray, welcome, go, send, and mobilize as a Great Commission lifestyle rather than viewing these short-term mission trips as an experience to check off the list.
Global Missions Tour
A Global Missions Tour is a one day (8 hr) tour in Atlanta. During the tour you will have the opportunity to visit a Mosque or Temple to learn about other faiths, eat at an ethnic restaurant and prayer walk in local multi-ethnic communities. You will also learn about different ways to get involved locally and globally with unreached people groups.
Global Missions Journey
A Global Missions Journey is a three night (Thursday-Sunday) short-term mission trip designed for exposure and training. Those who attend eat at ethnic restaurants, shop at local markets, visit Mosques or Hindu/Buddhist Temples, prayer walk in local multi-ethnic communities, interact with internationals, and learn about God’s heart for the nations and strategies to reach them.
Global Missions Experience
Host a cross-cultural learning experience at home! The Global Missions Experience is a digital kit of materials based on Global Frontier Missions’ short-term trips in Clarkston. The program is very flexible and could be used for a one or two-day experience.
Summer Internship
Designed with serious and mission-minded 18- to 25-year-olds in mind, our staff is excited to offer this two-month experience to individuals who desire to invest their summer in knowing Christ and making Him known. Our goal is for you to be equipped to be a disciple-maker on your campus or in your local church context through welcoming international students and mobilizing other believers to Great Commission involvement.
