Thirty percent of Frontier Support Network funds are dedicated to U.S.-based organizations serving communities across the nation. Through these local mission partners, we help support practical needs, strengthen communities, and extend hope where it can make a lasting difference.
FSN 2026-2027
GOAL: US$ 10,000
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THREE FRONTIERS. ONE MISSION.
SERVING THE HOMEFRONT
REACHING BEYOND BORDERS
Sixty percent of Frontier Support Network funds are dedicated to organizations serving communities around the world. Through these global mission partners, we help support humanitarian relief, community development, and practical care that brings hope to people across international borders.
PREPARING FUTURE FAITH LEADERS
Ten percent of Frontier Support Network funds are dedicated to helping emerging faith leaders prepare for pastoral ministry outside traditional college and seminary pathways. Support may help cover ordination studies, ministry training fees, character and leadership development programs, credentialing preparation, and other formation opportunities that equip individuals to serve faithfully and responsibly.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
The Frontier Support Network is Power Up Church’s generosity initiative for supporting mission-focused work beyond the regular operations of the church. FSN resources are directed toward local organizations, global organizations, and the development of future faith leaders.
Frontier Support Network funds are divided across three mission areas: 30% supports Local organizations, 60% supports Global organizations, and 10% supports Future Faith Leaders. This structure allows FSN to serve needs at home, extend support internationally, and invest in people preparing for future ministry.
No. Frontier Support Network giving is generosity above regular tithes, offerings, and donations. Tithes help provide the steady foundation for Power Up Church’s ongoing operations, while FSN is specifically designed to extend resources into additional mission opportunities.
What qualifies as a Local organization?
Local organizations are U.S.-based charitable groups whose primary work serves people and communities within the United States. This can include humanitarian assistance, community development, family support, outreach initiatives, and future Power Up Church physical locations or community outposts.
What qualifies as a Global organization?
Global organizations may be based in the United States or another country, but their supported work primarily serves communities internationally. These partnerships may include humanitarian relief, clean water, food security, disaster response, community development, and other forms of practical care around the world.
What does Future Faith Leaders support?
Future Faith Leaders helps individuals preparing for pastoral or ministry leadership through pathways outside traditional college or seminary scholarships. Funding may assist with ordination studies, ministry training, credentialing fees, leadership and character development programs, mentorship opportunities, and other forms of ministry preparation.
Does Future Faith Leaders pay for college or seminary tuition?
The primary purpose of this fund is not to provide traditional university or seminary scholarships. Its focus is on accessible ministry-development opportunities such as ordination programs, non-degree ministry training, credentialing, leadership development, and character formation.
Can I designate my contribution to a specific organization or project?
Specific projects may be designated when a donor is able to fully fund the identified project. Contributions that do not fully fund a designated project are placed into the general Frontier Support Network and distributed according to the established mission allocations.
How are organizations selected for support?
Organizations and projects are evaluated based on their mission, the communities they serve, the nature of their work, and how closely the opportunity aligns with the purpose of the Frontier Support Network and the mission of Power Up Church.
Will the organizations FSN supports change?
Yes. Some mission partners may receive ongoing support while others may be connected to specific needs, projects, or seasons. The Frontier Support Network is designed to remain flexible so resources can be directed toward meaningful opportunities as they develop.
Is Power Up Church itself supported through the Frontier Support Network?
A portion of the Local allocation may support future Power Up Church physical expansion, including the development of a church building or local outpost. These projects are treated as part of the network’s investment in creating long-term ministry and community-serving infrastructure in the United States.
How can I give to the Frontier Support Network?
You can support the Frontier Support Network through Power Up Church’s giving portal. FSN contributions help extend the mission beyond regular church operations and provide resources for Local, Global, and Future Faith Leader initiatives.