Crisis can open a supernatural doorway for the gospel
John Elliott didn’t stop helping people in need when his own house flooded during Hurricane Harvey. Instead, he used it as an opportunity to show people the love of Jesus.
Missionary work in Japan requires sensitivity and patience
For 20 years, Steve Niksarian, recently named Northern District Supervisor for Foursquare Japan, has served patiently in the nation, where only one percent of the population is Christian.
Foursquare work continues in Turkey despite obstacles
Zach B. was forced to leave his fruitful ministry in Turkey when the government refused to renew Christian workers’ visas. But the changed lives he discipled will continue to carry out his work.
Foursquare prioritizes NextGen ministry across the U.S.
A new emphasis on NextGen and the appointment of a NextGen national coordinator will facilitate discipling emerging generations and developing new ways of releasing them into service.
Planning ahead is key to a successful leadership transition
Gary Dunahoo and Kevin Lewis were very intentional in how their leadership transition would play out. They share how they approached the process and worked together for a successful outcome.
Foursquare leaders see miracles and salvations in Southeast Asia
As Foursquare missionaries come alongside local indigenous leaders to bring the gospel to restricted-access areas, they see people respond to the gospel and miracles happen just as in the Book of Acts.
New general supervisor appointed, V.P. of U.S. operations to continue
Foursquare President-Elect Randy Remington and the board of directors have announced the appointment of Wendy Nolasco to general supervisor; Tammy Dunahoo will continue on as vice president of U.S. operations.
Foursquare appoints Jonathan Hall as area missionary to the Caribbean
Jonathan will be overseeing FMI workers and partnering with national leaders to multiply Foursquare’s missions efforts in the region.
Foursquare summer camp is going digital this year
COVID-19 may have closed camps this year, but the all-new Summer 2020 Digital Experience will give kids and youth a chance to connect in an exciting online venue.