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Foursquare Missions International began 100 years ago this year, when Aimee Semple McPherson sent the first missionaries out from Angelus Temple. The worldwide movement is now in 157 nations.
Don McGregor oversaw the expansion of Foursquare in the Philippines and served in other key leadership positions in our movement, including director of FMI.
Foursquare Missions International welcomes three new regional coordinators, and announces the transitions of Jonathan Hall and Dan Lucero.
The Four-Stage Development Model detailed in his groundbreaking book, “Disciples of All Nations,” articulated an effective missions strategy that is still in use worldwide today.
Jan. 1 marks the transition of new FMI regional coordinators into their roles overseeing ministry in East Africa and MENACA (Middle East, North Africa and Central Asia), where Foursquare has seen much growth despite challenging circumstances in these regions.
Dick Scott served as a Foursquare missionary and president of LIFE Bible College. He spent years translating the Bible into the Emberá language.
Darlene Coombs and her late husband, Edgar, served as missionaries in Venezuela, Panama and Zambia. She recalls highlights, including witnessing miracles, and shares how God gave comfort when Edgar died in an accident.
In one of the most dire situations in modern history, Foursquare workers in Europe are doing everything possible to meet needs and bring hope to Ukrainians whose lives have been upended by war.
As a leader, how can you get people in your church involved in supporting our missionary workers across the globe? Kihā Pimental offers practical ideas to share with your congregation.