About FoH

FACE of HARVEST About FoH
Founded in 2009 in California, USA, FACE OF HARVEST (FOH) is an international humanitarian emergency relief agency (nonprofit NGO) established by a group of strong, Bible-believing individuals with a shared passion for spreading Christ’s message beyond confines of their local churches. FOH was founded in response to increasing humanitarian distress caused by man-made, natural, and religious crises (Matt 24:3-14).

Mission Focus:

Reaching the unreached people groups (UPGs), particularly within the 10/40 Window and beyond, while working to prevent and alleviate human suffering. FOH operates without discrimination based on nationality, ethnicity, gender, social class, or political affiliation. communities.

Impact:

The organization has conducted numerous projects across Africa and the Middle East, addressing both physical and spiritual needs for tens of thousands of people. By meeting urgent humanitarian needs and sharing the hope of the gospel, FOH has left a lasting impact on communities.

Holistic Approach:

FOH combines immediate relief with long-term sustainability by fostering self-reliance through indigenous participation and sustainable development. This dual focus ensures that communities not only recover from crises but also gain the tools needed for lasting growth.

Core Commitment:

Dedicated to alleviating physical suffering and offering the hope of the gospel, FACE OF HARVEST transforms communities through a Christ-centered approach to humanitarian service and development.

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At the heart of FoH’s mission are four foundational pillars:

 

 

These pillars form the foundation of a holistic, transformative strategy that blends immediate relief with gospel proclamation. By addressing urgent needs and equipping communities to thrive, FoH ignites lasting, faith-rooted change that transcends generations.

The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few. Therefore pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into his harvest.” — Matthew 9:37-38 (ESV)

We are busy in the harvest-field why don’t you come join us?

FACE of HARVEST (FoH) exists to advance wholeness (shalom) among individuals, families, and communities in Africa and the Middle East. By delivering life-saving aid and spiritual hope, FoH addresses immediate suffering while sharing the eternal gift of the gospel.

Rooted in the belief that true compassion meets both physical needs and spiritual salvation, FoH fosters holistic transformation, empowering local communities, breaking cycles of dependency, and building sustainable development for lasting impact.

Why We Do It

FoH is inspired by the biblical call to address spiritual and physical distress, recognizing that true transformation occurs when both are tackled.

Two-Fold Approach:

  1. Spiritual Distress (Matt. 24:14):
    “And this Good News about the Kingdom will be announced throughout the whole world as a witness to all Goyim. It is then that the end will come…”
    FoH brings hope, purpose, and renewal by sharing the gospel in communities burdened by spiritual brokenness.

  2. Physical Distress (Matt. 24:7):
    “For peoples will fight each other, nations will fight each other, and there will be famines, and earthquakes, in various parts of the world.”
    FoH delivers emergency aid to alleviate suffering caused by crises, conflicts, and natural disasters.

How We Do It

FoH tackles both critical areas through programs that combine immediate relief with long-term sustainability, fostering self-reliance, resilience, and lasting transformation in communities.

Why FACE of HARVEST?

  • Jesus used the metaphor of a harvest to illustrate the urgency and abundance of souls ready to receive the gospel.
  • The “harvest” represents people longing for spiritual truth and hope, but the “laborers”—those equipped and willing to share the good news—are scarce.
  • Unreached people groups (UPGs) are the tangible, physical face of these harvest fields.
  • UPGs are communities with little to no access to the gospel, where the name of Jesus is often unknown.
  • UPGs represent the immense need for workers in the Lord’s harvest.
  • Challenges to reaching UPGs include their remoteness, cultural and linguistic barriers, and often political restrictions.

Together, we can bring hope, truth, and transformation to the unreached. Donate now to help fulfill the Great Commission!

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