Global Frontier Missions - Our History
GFM was started with the purpose of seeing disciples made and churches planted among the remaining unreached people groups of the world. It had humble beginnings with one missionary couple planting churches in small least reached villages in Mexico. We now have several families and singles on staff with us and plan to get several training locations set up in the United States as well as hubs throughout the 10/40 window for sending out teams of church planters.
Over the past eight years, Global Frontier Missions has seen hundreds of people come through its Short Term Missions Trips, Summer Missionary Internships, and Missionary Training Schools. Many have been called to long-term missions and are working in different parts of the world while others have gotten involved through prayer, giving, and mobilizing others.
We are committed to the unreached people groups of the world and will always have a focus on places where there are no Christians or no churches. Our goal is to see indigenous church planting movements started among all peoples of the earth. Pray about how you can get involved in reaching those that have never heard.
To read more about our vision for the future, both in the USA and the 10/40 window, go to the future of Global Frontier Missions page.
GFM Timeline
2000 GFM established
2001 GFM receives non-profit status from the IRS
2002 GFM receives first Short Term Mission groups
2004 GFM's first Missionary Training School
2006 GFM's first church planting team launched
2008 GFM looks at US ministry possibilities
2010 Atlanta, Houston and Thailand bases launched



