Evangelising in the War Zones

Frontline Fellowship is a Bible based mission that has pioneered missionary work into neglected and resistant areas in Africa. Since 1982 Frontline missionaries have traveled thousands of kilometers by foot, by motorbikes, by dugout canoes, trucks and aircraft to boldly proclaim the Gospel of repentance and faith in Christ to soldiers, guerrillas, resistance fighters and civilians on all sides of the many conflicts in Africa.

The founder of Frontline Fellowship, Peter Hammond, has personally carried out over 100 missions in the war zones and presented over 8000 sermons and lectures in 21 countries. In the course of their missionary activities some Frontline missionaries have been ambushed, come under mortar fire, been stabbed, shot at, beaten by mobs arrested and imprisoned. Over the years, 16 people involved in Frontline Fellowship outreaches have been imprisoned in Marxist countries. Yet, by the grace of God, every one was freed in response to persistent prayer and pressure.