Frontline Men's Ministry
“As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another” (Proverbs, 27:17.)
Frontline men’s ministry was founded on the idea that “As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another” from Proverbs 27:17. This passage of scripture illustrates how men in christ can spiritually strengthen and refine each other through fellowship. Just as iron sharpens iron, men can help one another grow in faith and in character by offering support, encouragement, and accountability. This mutual sharpening is essential for deepening our walk with Christ and advancing our spiritual maturity, as well as advancing the fundamental role of men in society. By engaging in meaningful, faith-filled relationships, we uplift each other and reflect Christ’s love, fostering growth and transformation in our lives and communities.
In addition to this, frontline operates a hand up ministry. We believe that people who are in need, need a hand up – not a hand out. We believe in the innate ability of a person to change their life and live it the way God intended for them to.
A MESSAGE FROM OUR CEO
our staff
patrick cramer
Patrick Cramer is the founder and CEO of Frontline Men’s Ministry. He served in the U.S army and was stationed in Germany during his service. Patrick then went on to graduate with a degree in Accounting. He progressed in his studies and became a CPA. A devoted follower of Christ, he has served in many capacities in Church leadership and has a wealth of experience in leadership roles both inside and outside the church. After losing it all in 1992, Patrick sought the truth of God – and he found it.
Today, he continues to serve as Frontline’s CEO, though he places servitude at the centre of his work.
Velvet cramer
Velvet Cramer is awesome!
Willy Severe
Willy Severe was born in Port-au-prince, Haiti.. He has three sons. He was charged to revive a failing financial institution in New York, which had two branches to begin with. His work allowed the financial institution to expand to twenty five branches throughout the United States and Canada from 1985 – 1995. In 1998, he became a social worker and worked with children with additional needs. In 2004, he became a prison counsellor. He was a church elder for fourteen years and after the passing of his father, her became the pastor of the school and church that his father had started in Haiti. When the school was destroyed from the earthquake in 2010, he tirelessly worked to rebuild it with the help of Frontline Men’s Ministry and our many generous donors.
Willy has been the school’s principal and teacher for the past 18 years.
David Brown
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