Thanks for your support!
For the past 100 years, Foursquare Missions International has been committed to bringing the hope and joy of the gospel to the world. Your faithful gifts to the Global Missions Fund have helped to continue and expand this work globally. We are so grateful for your generosity!
When you give to Foursquare Missions, the lives of people around the world are touched by the love and hope found in Jesus. The following are just some of the many stories of people YOU served this year.
North Asia Youth Camp
In August, the North Asia Young Adult camp turned a tranquil South Korean mountain retreat into a vibrant hub of discipleship. Participants from South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, and China gathered, creating a lively tapestry of cultures. The camp buzzed with a unique blend of celebration and sharing. From deep conversations to spirited cultural exchanges, over a hundred young men and women spent 3 days worshiping and learning together. Against the stunning backdrop of the mountainous landscape, friendships flourished, and spiritual growth ignited.
When you give to FMI, you help make it possible for young leaders like these to gather and grow together. In the past year similar camps and conferences have taken place in Europe, Central + South America, and Southeast Asia.
CORE Training in Detroit
Right now, we are inviting you to partner with us to reach those often unseen places. Places where our Foursquare Missions workers sacrifice their safety, their health and even their own real names to take the gospel to people who haven’t yet heard of Jesus. Places where we help raise up indigenous disciples who become pastors and leaders, who risk it all to share the gospel within their own communities and into neighboring nations. Places where churches are multiplying, rapidly, despite persecution and pressure. Because people have found hope and healing in Jesus Christ.
Sri Lanka Foursquare Convention
The Sri Lanka Foursquare Church held its 38th annual convention in September. This year’s gathering marked a significant milestone as it saw a record-breaking attendance of 1,400 enthusiastic believers, all coming together under the banner of unity and spirituality.
What made this convention even more special was the change in venue. For the first time in its vibrant history, the event unfolded at the Sr Lanka Foursquare Camp, adding an extra layer of excitement to the proceedings. The camp’s surroundings provided a perfect backdrop for moments of reflection, worship, and fellowship.
Amidst the jubilation, there was also a heartfelt celebration of Leslie Keegel’s remarkable 40-year journey as the president of the Sri Lanka Foursquare Church. Attendees took a collective trip down memory lane, reminiscing about the countless lives touched and the spiritual milestones achieved under Keegel’s leadership. With hearts full of gratitude and eyes set on the future, the Sri Lanka Foursquare Church looks forward to another year of faith and growth.
School of Mission in Côte d’Ivoire
Pastor Saint Clair was a student in the first class of the School of Mission in Côte d’Ivoire in 2019. Since then, ten leaders from his church in Dabou have attended the school, and each one has planted a church in the region. And the story doesn’t stop there! Five of those new churches have planted new congregations. In just three years, 15 churches have been planted. Pastor Saint Clair’s dream is to plant 100 congregations in one year.
Your faithful support of Foursquare Missions helps projects like the School of Mission get off the ground.
Young Leader Training in Ecuador
Right now, we are inviting you to partner with us to reach those often unseen places. Places where our Foursquare Missions workers sacrifice their safety, their health and even their own real names to take the gospel to people who haven’t yet heard of Jesus. Places where we help raise up indigenous disciples who become pastors and leaders, who risk it all to share the gospel within their own communities and into neighboring nations. Places where churches are multiplying, rapidly, despite persecution and pressure. Because people have found hope and healing in Jesus Christ.
