FAQs

Q: How do I find out more about your mission?
FLC circulates regular prayer emails and the Frontier Messenger that we welcome you to sign up for. Just email us your mailing address and let us know which circulation you want to sign up for. Also, we welcome specific questions about our mission at flc@loxinfo.co.th.

Q: How do I get a copy of your financial statements?
Each year FLC completes an IRS 990 filing (includes all donations and expenses for the fiscal year) with the United States Internal Revenue Service. These filings are publicly available upon request. Please see the IRS website http://www.irs.gov/. For further financial information, please contact us through email.

Q: What Christian denomination is FLC associated with?
FLC is non-denominational evangelical mission. However, Daniel and Beverley were originally trained and ordained with the Church of Christ (also know as Christian Church). FLC welcomes all Bible believing denominations to participate with us in our Mission.

Q: What projects are available for teams to come over and work on?
We have numerous projects ongoing at FLC and are constantly willing to take on new projects. In the past, we have worked with churches to build water projects, build village church buildings, teach English and conduct Bible schools. We also have great need for computer teachers to teach computer technology to our staff.

Q: How do I apply for a job with FLC?
Send us an email/cover letter and your resume and let us know what area of ministry you would like to work. We have needs in many different areas and welcome a diverse range of skills. We only ask that you be a committed Christian and willing to serve.

Q: What is your greatest need?
Finances - We need additional funds to support our evangelist (seeking additional $5,000/mo.) and funds to complete our main training school buildings (seeking $500,000).
Human Resources - We need skilled people who are willing to work for the mission. We are especially looking for Bible and English teachers, fundraisers and IT people to work with us in Thailand or in the US and Canada.

Q: Why do you call your organization Frontier Labourers for Christ?
We call ourselves Frontier Labourers for Christ because that's exactly what we are, labourers for Christ on the cutting edge - forward looking (note - the Canadian spelling of "Labourers"). Our Mission is to push to the frontiers of mission work in all aspects, including evangelism, church planting, Bible teaching, healthcare, crop substitution, clean water projects and village development, and to serve our Lord Jesus Christ to the fullest of our abilities.

Q: How does FLC currently get support?
Our support mainly comes from churches, individuals and a few organizations. We are seeking to expand the work and are open to hear your suggestions.

Q: What is the Golden Triangle?
The Golden Triangle is an undefined expanse of land that centers around the borders of Thailand, Myanmar and Laos that is famous for the production of opium which is refined into heroin.

Q: Why do they call it the Golden Triangle?
Famous for its opium production, the name "Golden Triangle" derives from the traditional currency used to purchase opium, gold. This region has been producing opium since the 1900's. However, today many people in the Golden Triangle are aiming to know the light of Jesus. Therefore, the Golden Triangle is taking on a new meaning! This region is known for its rugged mountains, diverse ethnic tribes, rebel warfare and spirit worship.