FAITH FOR ALL: GLOBAL
Promoting Disability Engagement Across the Globe through Maranatha Partnerships.
Disability is a Discipleship Gateway in Global Frontier Missions
In all places, there are people impacted by disability. Ministering to and with them is to grow and share God’s heart for all people. But in global frontier missions, ministry to people with disability is the most effective way to gain access into communities that have not been reached by the gospel.
“When we engaged those who had been tucked away in basements and in caves and in holes and hidden away from society, this is what cracked communities open,” reports Dalton Thomas, founder and president of Frontier Alliance International. “This is what made all the difference. We had been laboring to find points of access into strategic communities, and the Lord opened up the door through those with disabilities.”
Faith for All is a proud partner of Maranatha, a multi-dimensional movement of disciple makers and pioneers, catalyzed by the missions organization Frontier Alliance International.
How we intersect discipleship and disability in the West will inevitably shape how we engage disability on the frontiers of global missions. For this reason, Maranatha seeks to cultivate a discourse on methodology, theology, scholarship, and disciple-making between the East and the West, with special emphasis on the power of engaging people impacted by disability.
“Maranatha is a relationally-driven missions movement fueled by worship and prayer to stoke the flames of hope for the Messiah’s return.”
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