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Anglican Frontier Missions We plant biblically based, multiplying, indigenous churches where the church is not yet established

AFM is committed to going where the need is greatest, planting indigenous churches among the largest and least-evangelized peoples in the world, primarily in the 10/40 window. Although 67 generations have come and gone since Jesus' resurrection, over 2 billion people are still unreached. This Unseen 1/4th of the world has limited to no geographic and/or cultural access to the Gospel. AFM mobilizes churches and sends short- and long-term missionaries to do pioneer, frontier missions, to areas where a viable and visible church still does not exist.

A Collect for MissionPray for lost and unreached people to hear the good news of Christ. You can join AFM as we pray tog...
10/15/2026

A Collect for Mission

Pray for lost and unreached people to hear the good news of Christ.
You can join AFM as we pray together online every Thursday at 11am (est). Email: [email protected]
To get involved.

The painting used in this post is “Sermon on the Hill” by french artist and illustrator Bénédicte de la Roncière

10/12/2026

What does it mean to do missions Anglicanly?

So grateful to participate in the first ever chapel service of the Anglican Episcopal House of Studies at George W. True...
10/06/2026

So grateful to participate in the first ever chapel service of the Anglican Episcopal House of Studies at George W. Truett Theological Seminary

The Rev. Hannah Miller King reminded us of our priestly vocation of going before God with the people we serve on our minds.

It is the heart of Anglican Frontier Missions to see the gospel burst into the lives of people who have never encountered Jesus before. We do missions by attending to God, bringing the needs and concerns of unreached peoples to him who is able to save!

Missions start with our missionary God“As the Father has sent me, even so I am sending you.” - John 20:21 God is calling...
10/02/2026

Missions start with our missionary God

“As the Father has sent me, even so I am sending you.” - John 20:21

God is calling his people to join in the mission of going and making disciples of all nations.
AFM exists to carry out God’s mission to the frontier where the church is not yet.
For more information on how you can partner with us, visit: www.AnglicanFrontiers.com

09/29/2026

How do AFM cross cultural workers gain access to places where there is limited religious freedom?

Learn more about what it might look like for you to use your skills and experience to reach the unreached for Christ at www.Anglicanfrontiers.com

Partnering with members of the worldwide Anglican Communion and other Christians who live near or among unreached people...
09/25/2026

Partnering with members of the worldwide Anglican Communion and other Christians who live near or among unreached peoples, AFM equips and sends short and long-term missionaries who harness the spiritually formational power, practices, and rhythms of the sacraments, liturgy, and church tradition to disciple believers from Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist, animistic, and secular backgrounds. We serve Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and Africa.

Learn more at
www.Anglicanfrontiers.com

Discerning a call to cross cultural ministry? To share the gospel with those who have never heard it? Connect with us!ww...
09/22/2026

Discerning a call to cross cultural ministry? To share the gospel with those who have never heard it?

Connect with us!
www.Anglicanfrontiers.com

We are participating in God’s story - through the power and leading of the Holy Spirit, rooted in the great tradition -...
09/17/2026

We are participating in God’s story - through the power and leading of the Holy Spirit, rooted in the great tradition - by being gospel witnesses to the ends of the earth!

Get involved, or learn more about Anglican frontier missions at www.Anglicanfrontiers.com, or check out the links in our bio.

Today the Church celebrates the Feast of the Holy Cross.It is from the cross that Christ draws all people to himself - t...
09/14/2026

Today the Church celebrates the Feast of the Holy Cross.
It is from the cross that Christ draws all people to himself - to salvation. The cross, therefore, is central to the work of missions.

The painting above, James Tissot’s, What Our Lord Saw from the Cross, invites us to see people as Jesus saw them moments before his death. He looked upon people who were broken, hateful, angry, confused, and he loved them till his last breath. May we contemplate the cross today, and how it might change the way we see the world and others.

09/10/2026

At AFM, we do missions anglicanly!

The sacraments, liturgy, and tradition of anglicanism are highly contextualizable treasures for the mission field.

Learn more at anglicanfrontiers.com

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P. O. Box 18038
Richmond, VA
23226

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Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
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