By mobilizing hundreds of people each year to participate firsthand in our long-term, need-meeting projects, we empower individuals, churches, campus fellowships and businesses to be "the hands and feet of Jesus" in a world desperate for His touch.
Today's world is engulfed by crises and overwhelming need. Natural disasters,
war, extreme poverty, preventable disease. Like forest fires sparked by
lightning or human neglect, hot spots of suffering dominate today's
headlines, and tug at the strings of our hearts.
You
are invited to participate with us in responding with Christ's love to
a world in need. Since 1983, Forward Edge International (FEI) a relief
and missions organization based in Vancouver, Washington has sent more
than 11,000 volunteers from across North America to many parts of the
U.S., Canada and 33 foreign countries. We believe everyone should have
an opportunity to change a life, and we offer you that opportunity.
To
illustrate our mission, Forward Edge founder and president, Joseph
Anfuso, often tells the story of a man with a bucket of water
approaching a building engulfed in flames. Near the building is a row
of sleeping firemen. The man must make a choice: Does he throw his
bucket on the building, or on the row of firemen?
Forward Edge International has made its choice: we are waking up the firemen!
We invite you to be a part.
Listen to Mike Horn, K-LOVE contest winner, talk with K-LOVE DJ Larry Wayne about their life-changing trip to Nicaragua.
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Swine Flu Update
Forward Edge Home and Field staff are monitoring the Swine Flu outbreak very closely. It is our policy to never send teams into an area where there might be severe risk to the team member's health. We will contact team group leaders should we feel it necessary to postpone a trip. For an overview of the current spead of the virus, review this outbreak map created by BBC News.
