Welcome to EFM!
Thank you for visiting the web site of Evangelistic Faith Missions. EFM has missionaries in a dozen countries around the world and is dedicated to spreading Scriptural holiness.
Our Purpose
The primary purpose of Evangelistic Faith Missions is to win the lost to Jesus Christ. Therefore, the object of this corporation is to conduct a strong program of evangelism by establishing, supporting, and maintaining radio evangelism, schools, orphanages, clinics, and encouraging the planting of national churches.
Camp Meeting in Honduras
The Honduran conference was conducted December 5-9, 2011, in San Luis, Honduras. Sidney Grant and J. Stevan Manley were the conference speakers. The Lord blessed the business sessions during the day and the preaching services at night. The Thursday night service was especially blessed with the presence of the Holy Spirit and many sought and found special from God. Among them was a backslidden preacher who repented and asked the conference for forgiveness. We rejoice in what God is doing in Honduras.
What a special night. Before J. Stevan Manley could finish his message, conviction settled over the congregation and the altar began to fill with seekers. The presense of the Lord was so real in that service.
Zack and Sarah Robberts singing for the conference
Sidney Grant, president of Hope International Missions, and J. Stevan Manley, president of Evangelistic Faith Missions, were the speakers for the Conference 2011.
What a blessed sight to see a lost sheep come home. A former pastor, Neftalí, is being welcomed back into the fold.
Those church meetings were just too long for these youngsters so they were coming up with their own game, and you can tell who was the leader.
50th Anniversary Celebration!
Congratulations to Ronald and Anna Smith. They celebrated 50 years of marriage recently - that is a milestone!
Ronald and Anna Smith on their wedding day - December 16, 1961
Brother and Sister Smith - 50 years later. Congratulations!
Eritreans Gather in Germany
The Eritreans who have fled from the political, religious, and economic conditions in their homeland have scattered to various parts of the globe. Recently some of those living in Europe, who had been associated with Evangelistic Faith Missions in Eritrea, gathered for a convention in Singen, Germany. Approximately fifty people attended the convention. The guest speakers were Bereket Tsegai who gave classes on Revelation and Mesgun Tedla who preached.
