NIGERIA & NORTH AFRICA FOCUSED
Michael Parks & Daniel Emig
"I am saying this for your benefit, ... that you may live in a right way in undivided devotion to the Lord."
1 Corinthians 7:35
Every once in a while, one meets a visionary who has their hands in multiple endeavors and yet also truly has their heart in each one. That man would be Martins Atanda! Pivoting out of their home in Nigeria, Martins and Shade (wife) extend their reach into multiple countries in Northern Africa, each with a quality of vision and labor one finds hard to fathom. Yet, they expand the Kingdom on multiple levels and with the best of teams in each locale. From village development, to quality water (wells bored and pumps installed), to sharing the Good News, to discipleship, to goats and sheep loans, to developing leaders, to women's education, to minority rights, the list can honestly go on and on. This husband and wife team is outright remarkable in all they put their hands and hearts into ... and all from Nigeria, a country of great persecution and turmoil, even making international news lately. FPI wholly endorses Martins and Shade, and we are grateful they have chosen to expand their lives and work alongside us, equally endorsing FPI!
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Please consider how you might be a part of FPI’s work in Nigeria, Northern Africa, and the relationship we have via Martins and Shade. Your gift will help them meet these greatest needs and suffering.
Thank you for your consideration of these needs. Please click the giving link below!
Always grateful hearts …
Michael Parks and Daniel Emig
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New Year ... New Hope 2026 !!!
2025 was an utterly incredible year for Frontier Partners International (FPI). The Lord led us into challenging and sometimes dangerous regions, where we provided aid to those in desperate need, demonstrated God's compassion and love, shared good news with unreached and unengaged people,
This week, our team spent time with Syrian refugee women and their children in Lebanon, listening to their stories, offering encouragement, and reminding them of God’s unfailing love.
In the midst of all this chaos, we are not helpless.
As war spreads into Iran, our brothers and sisters in the Middle East—especially in Iran and Iraq—are facing more danger, hardship, and isolation than ever before.
Three years ago, the Minister of the Independent Office on Human Rights in the Kurdish Regional Government (KRG) extended a meaningful invitation: to teach university students about human rights and religious freedom.
On Friday, March 28th, tragedy struck the Sagaing region of Myanmar (Burma) as a powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake rocked the country, leaving behind a path of heartbreaking destruction.
Ali never imagined he would have to run for his life—let alone leave his mother and sister behind.
As we begin 2025, our prayer is that every tribe, every tongue and every person will experience the love of God.
