Jon & Nolin Nelms
Rev. Jon Nelms - Founder, Chairman
Jon was born November 18, 1955, the third son to Mack and Nan Nelms, both of whom were first generation Christians. Though both desired to serve as missionaries, neither felt called to do so. Nan was a school teacher and spent the summers of Jon’s youth teaching in “Back Yard Bible Clubs”. Mack was an employee of Southern Bell and served as a Deacon and Trustee in every church that he was a member and as a layman, helped to start three churches. Finally at the age of seventy he was ordained as a Baptist pastor and passed a year later. Jon was heavily influenced by both his parents who always opened their home to missionaries who were passing through and entertained the family with their stories and experiences.
Jon felt a call to missions at the age of eleven and won his first souls to Christ at the age of twelve and also began preaching at that time. At the age of fifteen he began working in the bus ministry and street preaching. At the age of seventeen he enrolled in Bible College and graduated four years later, the youngest in his class. Immediately upon graduation he left for White Plains, NY with a small group of friends to start the Westchester County Baptist Church. Two years later he moved to Pomona, California where he had met and married his wife, Juanita Fisher, and became an Assistant Pastor at the Central Baptist Church. There, for two years he worked with the youth, was bus director, organized the church’s camp ministry and street preaching ministry. During that time his son Daniel was born.
Jon’s street preaching resulted in the birth of a “park church” of more than 1000 in weekly attendance that merged with Calvary Baptist Church in Boyle Heights. Jon then moved to Georgia for a short time seeking God’s will and serving as an interim pastor at Hines Baptist Church in Midville, GA. The church grew from a handful to nearly one hundred in a few months. Jon declined a permanent position in order to return to California, believing that God would provide a position for him there. After a number of months he was invited to pastor the Temple City Southern Baptist Church. The name was soon changed to the Believers Baptist Church. It is here that God confirmed his call to missions and used this ministry to break and mold him for that call. It was also there that his daughter Sara was born.
The church sent Jon on several mission trips to Asia in late 1986 where the call was reconfirmed. On the last day of 1986 Jon resigned the church and four months later, after they had called a new pastor, he moved to Georgia after having legally incorporated the Final Frontiers Foundation. At that time the ministry was supporting preachers in Thailand only. Since then the foundation has sponsored more than 1,400 preachers in seventy-four nations. These men collectively have sponsored more than 31,000 churches, averaging a new church being started every 5-6 hours.
In 2006 Juanita passed on to Heaven after twenty-eight years of marriage, leaving her imprint on Jon, their children and the ministry. A month later Sara was married to Michael Horne, a British ministry employee and they have a daughter Jennifer. A few months later Daniel was married to Nolvia Aguirre from Honduras and they have two daughters, Valentina and Elizabeth. In May, 2008 Jon was married to Nolin Vargas, a Honduran ministry employee who now travels with him worldwide and is a great asset to his ministry and life.
Note: Jon is available for speaking engagements throughout the country.
Jon was born November 18, 1955, the third son to Mack and Nan Nelms, both of whom were first generation Christians. Though both desired to serve as missionaries, neither felt called to do so. Nan was a school teacher and spent the summers of Jon’s youth teaching in “Back Yard Bible Clubs”. Mack was an employee of Southern Bell and served as a Deacon and Trustee in every church that he was a member and as a layman, helped to start three churches. Finally at the age of seventy he was ordained as a Baptist pastor and passed a year later. Jon was heavily influenced by both his parents who always opened their home to missionaries who were passing through and entertained the family with their stories and experiences.
Jon felt a call to missions at the age of eleven and won his first souls to Christ at the age of twelve and also began preaching at that time. At the age of fifteen he began working in the bus ministry and street preaching. At the age of seventeen he enrolled in Bible College and graduated four years later, the youngest in his class. Immediately upon graduation he left for White Plains, NY with a small group of friends to start the Westchester County Baptist Church. Two years later he moved to Pomona, California where he had met and married his wife, Juanita Fisher, and became an Assistant Pastor at the Central Baptist Church. There, for two years he worked with the youth, was bus director, organized the church’s camp ministry and street preaching ministry. During that time his son Daniel was born.
Jon’s street preaching resulted in the birth of a “park church” of more than 1000 in weekly attendance that merged with Calvary Baptist Church in Boyle Heights. Jon then moved to Georgia for a short time seeking God’s will and serving as an interim pastor at Hines Baptist Church in Midville, GA. The church grew from a handful to nearly one hundred in a few months. Jon declined a permanent position in order to return to California, believing that God would provide a position for him there. After a number of months he was invited to pastor the Temple City Southern Baptist Church. The name was soon changed to the Believers Baptist Church. It is here that God confirmed his call to missions and used this ministry to break and mold him for that call. It was also there that his daughter Sara was born.
The church sent Jon on several mission trips to Asia in late 1986 where the call was reconfirmed. On the last day of 1986 Jon resigned the church and four months later, after they had called a new pastor, he moved to Georgia after having legally incorporated the Final Frontiers Foundation. At that time the ministry was supporting preachers in Thailand only. Since then the foundation has sponsored more than 1,400 preachers in seventy-four nations. These men collectively have sponsored more than 31,000 churches, averaging a new church being started every 5-6 hours.
In 2006 Juanita passed on to Heaven after twenty-eight years of marriage, leaving her imprint on Jon, their children and the ministry. A month later Sara was married to Michael Horne, a British ministry employee and they have a daughter Jennifer. A few months later Daniel was married to Nolvia Aguirre from Honduras and they have two daughters, Valentina and Elizabeth. In May, 2008 Jon was married to Nolin Vargas, a Honduran ministry employee who now travels with him worldwide and is a great asset to his ministry and life.
Note: Jon is available for speaking engagements throughout the country.
Rev. Daniel Nelms - President
Daniel was born in August 1979 Daniel is the son of Jonathan and Juanita Nelms.
Although Daniel started as a volunteer 1986 when he was a child in he went on staff at Final Frontiers in 1998 as webmaster of FinalFrontiers.org
Over the years he has started several companies but went full time with the foundation in 2006 and we was ordained in to the Gospel ministry in April 2011.
In March 2007 he married his wife, Nolvia in Honduras. They have two daughters, Valentina and Elizabeth.
His current position is President of the Foundation.
Daniel was born in August 1979 Daniel is the son of Jonathan and Juanita Nelms.
Although Daniel started as a volunteer 1986 when he was a child in he went on staff at Final Frontiers in 1998 as webmaster of FinalFrontiers.org
Over the years he has started several companies but went full time with the foundation in 2006 and we was ordained in to the Gospel ministry in April 2011.
In March 2007 he married his wife, Nolvia in Honduras. They have two daughters, Valentina and Elizabeth.
His current position is President of the Foundation.
Rev. Michael Horne - Secretary/Treasurer
Sara Horne - Administrative Assistant
Nolvia Nelms - Administrative Assistant
Mike Sandiford - Administrative Assistant
I was saved at the age of thirteen, back in 2005, while helping with a revival for our prison ministry. A year later I decided that I'd attend a youth rally, to have a small vacation in the middle of that summer, and meet some new people that were within the Christian circles. During this rally, I felt The Lord’s Call upon me to full time christian service. I did not know exactly in what capacity I would serve at the time, but I knew it would be ministry related. I continued through high school not knowing what my calling would be until my senior year. Upon graduation the calling was clear that I was to serve in missions. So I applied for enrollment at Hyles-Anderson College in Crownpoint Indiana. A long cold trip for this thin blooded Florida boy. In my second semester I was working on a video project when I met Brother Jon Nelms. He was the guest speaker for our chapel service and after chapel he spoke with me and a few of my friends. He had asked us to come on a missions trip to Honduras with him and help him with some media projects. So that summer we went. Five years later, a good year after I graduated college, Bro. Jon asked me to come work for Final Frontiers.
I was saved at the age of thirteen, back in 2005, while helping with a revival for our prison ministry. A year later I decided that I'd attend a youth rally, to have a small vacation in the middle of that summer, and meet some new people that were within the Christian circles. During this rally, I felt The Lord’s Call upon me to full time christian service. I did not know exactly in what capacity I would serve at the time, but I knew it would be ministry related. I continued through high school not knowing what my calling would be until my senior year. Upon graduation the calling was clear that I was to serve in missions. So I applied for enrollment at Hyles-Anderson College in Crownpoint Indiana. A long cold trip for this thin blooded Florida boy. In my second semester I was working on a video project when I met Brother Jon Nelms. He was the guest speaker for our chapel service and after chapel he spoke with me and a few of my friends. He had asked us to come on a missions trip to Honduras with him and help him with some media projects. So that summer we went. Five years later, a good year after I graduated college, Bro. Jon asked me to come work for Final Frontiers.
Joshua Martyn - Missionary, Media Director
Rev. Donald Prosser, Pastor Providence Baptist Church, Augusta GA - Board Member
Rev. Steve Ware, Pastor Tabernacle Baptist Church in Orlando, FL - Board Member
Born April 5, 1953 in Greenville, South Carolina to Arthur and Lillian Ware, Dr. Ware graduated from Parker High School in 1971. He married his high school sweetheart, Brenda Kay Keller on May 23, 1972. The Lord has blessed them with four children and five grandchildren.
Called into the Lord’s service shortly after he accepted Christ as his personal Savior in 1973, he began attending Tabernacle Baptist Bible College in Greenville, South Carolina. In 1981, his older brother, Dr. Bob Ware, called him to come to Orlando, Florida to work with the Tabernacle “Super Seniors”. He received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Bible in 1984, and a Doctor of Divinity in 1989 from Heritage College.
In service for the Lord at Tabernacle Baptist Church for the past twenty-seven years, Dr. Steve Ware has served as Tabernacle’s senior adult director, superintendent of buildings and grounds, professor and Executive Vice-President of Heritage College, teacher for Heritage Preparatory School, and has worked closely with Mrs. Rebecca Ritchie in the administration of the ministry finances.
In February of 1998, the church unanimously voted him as pastor of the ministry. Under Dr. Ware’s leadership, the church has gone forward with the philosophy it was founded with in 1966.
Born April 5, 1953 in Greenville, South Carolina to Arthur and Lillian Ware, Dr. Ware graduated from Parker High School in 1971. He married his high school sweetheart, Brenda Kay Keller on May 23, 1972. The Lord has blessed them with four children and five grandchildren.
Called into the Lord’s service shortly after he accepted Christ as his personal Savior in 1973, he began attending Tabernacle Baptist Bible College in Greenville, South Carolina. In 1981, his older brother, Dr. Bob Ware, called him to come to Orlando, Florida to work with the Tabernacle “Super Seniors”. He received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Bible in 1984, and a Doctor of Divinity in 1989 from Heritage College.
In service for the Lord at Tabernacle Baptist Church for the past twenty-seven years, Dr. Steve Ware has served as Tabernacle’s senior adult director, superintendent of buildings and grounds, professor and Executive Vice-President of Heritage College, teacher for Heritage Preparatory School, and has worked closely with Mrs. Rebecca Ritchie in the administration of the ministry finances.
In February of 1998, the church unanimously voted him as pastor of the ministry. Under Dr. Ware’s leadership, the church has gone forward with the philosophy it was founded with in 1966.
Anthony Lamb
Rev. Anthony Lamb, Pastor Freedom Baptist Church in San Antonio, TX - Board Member
Pastor Anthony Lamb was born and raised at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains, in the small country town of Stanardsville, Virginia. Upon graduating from high school, he immediately entered the United States Army.
Shortly after joining the Army, at Fort Knox Kentucky, he surrendered his life to Christ. One year later, while serving as a paratrooper in the 82nd Airborne Division, he joined the Berean Baptist Church of Fayetteville, North Carolina. While there, he met and married Carolyn Ridgedell and also felt his call into the ministry. Upon finishing his military service, Pastor Lamb earned a Bachelor of Science in Pastoral Theology and a Masters in Educational Administration.
In February 1992, Pastor and Mrs. Lamb founded the East Coast Baptist Church of Virginia Beach, Virginia. Three years later, in October 1995, they founded the Freedom Baptist Church of San Antonio where he presently pastors. Pastor and Mrs. Lamb were married February 15, 1986 and have eight children.
Pastor Anthony Lamb was born and raised at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains, in the small country town of Stanardsville, Virginia. Upon graduating from high school, he immediately entered the United States Army.
Shortly after joining the Army, at Fort Knox Kentucky, he surrendered his life to Christ. One year later, while serving as a paratrooper in the 82nd Airborne Division, he joined the Berean Baptist Church of Fayetteville, North Carolina. While there, he met and married Carolyn Ridgedell and also felt his call into the ministry. Upon finishing his military service, Pastor Lamb earned a Bachelor of Science in Pastoral Theology and a Masters in Educational Administration.
In February 1992, Pastor and Mrs. Lamb founded the East Coast Baptist Church of Virginia Beach, Virginia. Three years later, in October 1995, they founded the Freedom Baptist Church of San Antonio where he presently pastors. Pastor and Mrs. Lamb were married February 15, 1986 and have eight children.
Ralph Wills
Mr. Ralph Wills, Business man - Board Member
Ralph Wills is a seasoned business executive & entrepreneur with over 30 years of hands-on management experience and demonstrated success in many company environments. As President of Simplifi Business, Inc., a small management services company that owns and advises small growth companies, Ralph directs the firm's operations. His expertise is centers on empowering small companies to be successful and specializes in providing management advice, profit improvement strategies, financing plans and executive leadership. Ralph is a decisive, disciplined professional with a proven talent for identifying and resolving problems, developing strategic plans, and implementing strategies to improve productivity, profitability and financial strength.
Ralph has served as Managing Shareholder of 15 start-up companies and the senior financial executive (CFO) for several mid-sized companies in the manufacturing, construction and service industries. He formerly practiced as a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and Certified Financial Planner (CFP). He was appointed to the Georgia State Board of Accountancy in 1990 by then Governor Zell Miller. Ralph serves on the board of directors for several private companies and non-profit entities.
Ralph Wills is a seasoned business executive & entrepreneur with over 30 years of hands-on management experience and demonstrated success in many company environments. As President of Simplifi Business, Inc., a small management services company that owns and advises small growth companies, Ralph directs the firm's operations. His expertise is centers on empowering small companies to be successful and specializes in providing management advice, profit improvement strategies, financing plans and executive leadership. Ralph is a decisive, disciplined professional with a proven talent for identifying and resolving problems, developing strategic plans, and implementing strategies to improve productivity, profitability and financial strength.
Ralph has served as Managing Shareholder of 15 start-up companies and the senior financial executive (CFO) for several mid-sized companies in the manufacturing, construction and service industries. He formerly practiced as a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and Certified Financial Planner (CFP). He was appointed to the Georgia State Board of Accountancy in 1990 by then Governor Zell Miller. Ralph serves on the board of directors for several private companies and non-profit entities.
Rev. Tim Schelling, Pastor Northern Kentucky Baptist Church - Board Member
Pastor Tim and his wife Vicki have been diligently and faithfully serving in the ministry for 47 years! Pastor Schelling began pastoring his first church at 19 years of age at Second Baptist Church in Chatsworth, GA. (a branch church of Highland Park Baptist Church in Chattanooga, TN under the leadership of Dr. Lee Roberson). With the help of Pastor Lew Davis and the folks at Tri-County Baptist Church, West Chester, OH, Pastor Schelling planted Northern Kentucky Baptist Church on May 4, 1980. He has served on the board of Shepherd's Bethel Mission and is also currently on the board of the Tom Raper Foundation and the Final Frontiers Foundation. Pastor Schelling and his wife Vicki have been married for 42 years and have three grown children: Andy, Kelly, and Jessica.
Pastor Tim and his wife Vicki have been diligently and faithfully serving in the ministry for 47 years! Pastor Schelling began pastoring his first church at 19 years of age at Second Baptist Church in Chatsworth, GA. (a branch church of Highland Park Baptist Church in Chattanooga, TN under the leadership of Dr. Lee Roberson). With the help of Pastor Lew Davis and the folks at Tri-County Baptist Church, West Chester, OH, Pastor Schelling planted Northern Kentucky Baptist Church on May 4, 1980. He has served on the board of Shepherd's Bethel Mission and is also currently on the board of the Tom Raper Foundation and the Final Frontiers Foundation. Pastor Schelling and his wife Vicki have been married for 42 years and have three grown children: Andy, Kelly, and Jessica.
Tony Buttrick
Mr. Tony Buttrick, Chief Information Officer of Wintrust Technology - Board Member
Tony Buttrick joined Wintrust Bank in February 2018 as Chief Information Officer. In this role, he is responsible for developing and implementing information technology initiatives that support Wintrust’s strategic vision, while improving cost effectiveness, service quality, and business development.
Prior to Wintrust, Tony spent 3 years at Flagstar Bank in Troy, MI in the role of Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer. Additionally, he spent 10 years with Bank of America in Charlotte, NC and held several technology and risk management executive positions, each with global responsibility. Before joining Bank of America, Tony spent 3 years with Fidelity Investments in a CIO role in Charlotte, NC, and 23 years total with the US Navy. He served 16 years on active duty in various special operations and intelligence assignments and 7 years as a DOD employee with the Office of Naval Intelligence in Washington, DC.
While working in the U.S. intelligence community, he served in multiple roles to include; leading the U.S. government’s most state-of-the-art imaging facility, imaging technical advisor to the Central Intelligence Agency, and Chief Technical Officer for the Digital Production Program Office.
Among the recognitions he has received is the National Intelligence Certificate of Distinction awarded by the Director of the CIA.
Tony Buttrick joined Wintrust Bank in February 2018 as Chief Information Officer. In this role, he is responsible for developing and implementing information technology initiatives that support Wintrust’s strategic vision, while improving cost effectiveness, service quality, and business development.
Prior to Wintrust, Tony spent 3 years at Flagstar Bank in Troy, MI in the role of Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer. Additionally, he spent 10 years with Bank of America in Charlotte, NC and held several technology and risk management executive positions, each with global responsibility. Before joining Bank of America, Tony spent 3 years with Fidelity Investments in a CIO role in Charlotte, NC, and 23 years total with the US Navy. He served 16 years on active duty in various special operations and intelligence assignments and 7 years as a DOD employee with the Office of Naval Intelligence in Washington, DC.
While working in the U.S. intelligence community, he served in multiple roles to include; leading the U.S. government’s most state-of-the-art imaging facility, imaging technical advisor to the Central Intelligence Agency, and Chief Technical Officer for the Digital Production Program Office.
Among the recognitions he has received is the National Intelligence Certificate of Distinction awarded by the Director of the CIA.
Mr. Eddie Wilson - Board Member
Dennis & Kayta Ellis
Dennis Ellis - Representative, Missionary
In 1992 Dennis moved to Russia where he lived for 16 years during the Russian Great Awaking. He had served as Senior Pastor in several states and many staff positions including Bus Evangelism Director under Dr. Adrian Rogers. In Russia he met and married Katya, in 1998. Dennis pastored a Russian church and helped plant 8 Russian churches and saw over 50,000 people pray to receive Christ. They have served in some capacity in 27 countries together. In 2,000, him and Katya begin working with Final Frontiers Foundation in Eastern Europe. When they moved to the states they met with Jon and all agreed that they would work full time representing FFF. Since that meeting they have helped raise support for over 300 pastors and children. He has preached for over 57 years and served as a Faith Missionary for over 27 years. Dennis says that he has worked in many great ministries, but is excited more in what him and his wife are doing now.
In 1992 Dennis moved to Russia where he lived for 16 years during the Russian Great Awaking. He had served as Senior Pastor in several states and many staff positions including Bus Evangelism Director under Dr. Adrian Rogers. In Russia he met and married Katya, in 1998. Dennis pastored a Russian church and helped plant 8 Russian churches and saw over 50,000 people pray to receive Christ. They have served in some capacity in 27 countries together. In 2,000, him and Katya begin working with Final Frontiers Foundation in Eastern Europe. When they moved to the states they met with Jon and all agreed that they would work full time representing FFF. Since that meeting they have helped raise support for over 300 pastors and children. He has preached for over 57 years and served as a Faith Missionary for over 27 years. Dennis says that he has worked in many great ministries, but is excited more in what him and his wife are doing now.
Keith Penny - Missionary
Lori & Oleg Enskaya
Lori & Oleg Enskaya - Missionaries, TAL Ukraine
Oleg was born in the Soviet Union and grew up in an atheist home. He was saved at the age of 26 after hearing a short, Gospel message. His life dramatically changed and he felt God's calling on his life to full time ministry. After being discipled and baptized, Oleg began seminary at Odessa Theological Seminary. It was in Odessa that he met his wife, Lori. Lori had been saved as a child and grew up in a Christian home in the United States. The Lord called her to international missions at an early age and directed her to the former Soviet Union. After their marriage and Oleg's completion of seminary, they started work on Holy Trinity Baptist Church in Oleg's home town, Mukachevo in Western Ukraine. They now have 2 children, Abigail and Simon. The Lord used their connection with Final Frontiers to open a Touch a Life feeding center that now has over 80 children in attendance. Through the collective efforts of American and Ukrainian Christians, much is being done to further the Gospel in Western Ukraine!
Oleg was born in the Soviet Union and grew up in an atheist home. He was saved at the age of 26 after hearing a short, Gospel message. His life dramatically changed and he felt God's calling on his life to full time ministry. After being discipled and baptized, Oleg began seminary at Odessa Theological Seminary. It was in Odessa that he met his wife, Lori. Lori had been saved as a child and grew up in a Christian home in the United States. The Lord called her to international missions at an early age and directed her to the former Soviet Union. After their marriage and Oleg's completion of seminary, they started work on Holy Trinity Baptist Church in Oleg's home town, Mukachevo in Western Ukraine. They now have 2 children, Abigail and Simon. The Lord used their connection with Final Frontiers to open a Touch a Life feeding center that now has over 80 children in attendance. Through the collective efforts of American and Ukrainian Christians, much is being done to further the Gospel in Western Ukraine!
Larry and Charlotte Franklin
Larry Franklin - Evangelist, Creator of the Clean Heart Tract
Larry was saved in 1960. Began teaching children in 1968 and began full time in church ministry in 1970. Served in 3 churches in next 22 years before becoming missionaries in 1990. We conducted children's meetings, teacher training seminars and assisted missionaries with needed goods. We wrote the Clean Heart for You tract in 1988. Since then over 1,200,000 have been printed in six languages. We have traveled to 40 countries and most of the US in the last 28 years. God has definitely been good to us in allowing us to serve him for most of our adult lives. Praise God! He is good all the time!
Larry was saved in 1960. Began teaching children in 1968 and began full time in church ministry in 1970. Served in 3 churches in next 22 years before becoming missionaries in 1990. We conducted children's meetings, teacher training seminars and assisted missionaries with needed goods. We wrote the Clean Heart for You tract in 1988. Since then over 1,200,000 have been printed in six languages. We have traveled to 40 countries and most of the US in the last 28 years. God has definitely been good to us in allowing us to serve him for most of our adult lives. Praise God! He is good all the time!
Jimmy & Melody Queen
Jimmy Queen - Representative, Missionary
Jimmy & Melody Queen - Charleston, SC
Marine Corps Combat Veteran
Jimmy: I lived a big part of my life thinking I was saved, and it wasn’t until I was an adult that I realized I was holding onto something that wasn’t real. Looking back on my life I see the times that God not only spoke to me about my salvation but kept me safe and never gave up on me. And now with what He has called us to do I see His plan unfolding before my eyes, and thank Him for the opportunity to serve Him everyday. I know that the ministry God has called us into can seem dangerous at times but the safest place to be is in the will of God.
Melody: I was raised in a Godly home. From 1990 to 2001 we traveled all over the Country in evangelism. My dad would preach and our family would sing. Being raised in a Christian home made it very easy to play church and talk a good talk and as a child I made many professions of faith, but it wasn’t until I was 28 years old that God really got ahold of me for the first time. I was in Atlanta training for a new job and God began to speak to me like never before. One night as I laid in bed talking to my husband and telling him how I had been feeling for awhile, my husband told me to do something I had never done before, He said, “Mel just talk to God and ask Him if your saved”, and as soon I did that, God showed me I wasn’t. Right there I cried out to God to save me and it is the best decision I have ever made. Now as a wife and mother of two, I’m thankful God lead me to the place and moment to accept Him and now I just want to serve Him.
Jimmy & Melody Queen - Charleston, SC
Marine Corps Combat Veteran
Jimmy: I lived a big part of my life thinking I was saved, and it wasn’t until I was an adult that I realized I was holding onto something that wasn’t real. Looking back on my life I see the times that God not only spoke to me about my salvation but kept me safe and never gave up on me. And now with what He has called us to do I see His plan unfolding before my eyes, and thank Him for the opportunity to serve Him everyday. I know that the ministry God has called us into can seem dangerous at times but the safest place to be is in the will of God.
Melody: I was raised in a Godly home. From 1990 to 2001 we traveled all over the Country in evangelism. My dad would preach and our family would sing. Being raised in a Christian home made it very easy to play church and talk a good talk and as a child I made many professions of faith, but it wasn’t until I was 28 years old that God really got ahold of me for the first time. I was in Atlanta training for a new job and God began to speak to me like never before. One night as I laid in bed talking to my husband and telling him how I had been feeling for awhile, my husband told me to do something I had never done before, He said, “Mel just talk to God and ask Him if your saved”, and as soon I did that, God showed me I wasn’t. Right there I cried out to God to save me and it is the best decision I have ever made. Now as a wife and mother of two, I’m thankful God lead me to the place and moment to accept Him and now I just want to serve Him.
David & Amanda Dzimianski
David Dzimianski - Representative, Missionary
David, Amanda, and Christopher Dzimianski
I was saved and baptized at 7 years old after I understood the Gospel and trusted in Jesus Christ. My teen years were up and down spiritually, but the Lord won when I was 19, and I surrendered to let Him use me however He would see fit. After completing a technical degree in Computer Programming, the Lord led me to pursue Bible education at Baptist College of Ministry. There I was first truly introduced to pioneer missions and church planting. I had the opportunity to spend about 6 months in Cameroon, Africa, helping and learning from a national church planter in remote regions. I joined Final Frontiers in 2017 to help further the vision of finishing the task. In addition to this work, I am a bi-vocational church planter.
David, Amanda, and Christopher Dzimianski
I was saved and baptized at 7 years old after I understood the Gospel and trusted in Jesus Christ. My teen years were up and down spiritually, but the Lord won when I was 19, and I surrendered to let Him use me however He would see fit. After completing a technical degree in Computer Programming, the Lord led me to pursue Bible education at Baptist College of Ministry. There I was first truly introduced to pioneer missions and church planting. I had the opportunity to spend about 6 months in Cameroon, Africa, helping and learning from a national church planter in remote regions. I joined Final Frontiers in 2017 to help further the vision of finishing the task. In addition to this work, I am a bi-vocational church planter.