About us
OUR VISION
Be changed by the Father's love
Father's House for all Nations (FHN) is a place, a mission and a spiritual service at the same time. Our heart is to promote unity and reconciliation in the body of Christ, across the boundaries of nations, denominations and generations. We do this by organizing national and international conferences, seminars and prayer meetings, by building networks and through practical and concrete aid projects, especially in the countries of the Middle East. Jesus himself said: "By this the world will know that the Father has sent the Son."
In this sense, FHN is intended to ensure that…
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People from all nations come together to pray, to seek the face of our Father in Heaven, and to align themselves with His heart.
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Spiritual leaders are equipped for their tasks through events and teaching.
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Individuals from churches and communities find a spiritual retreat and experience restoration of mind, soul and body.
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Christians from all nations come together to support the Church in need (especially in the Middle East) with active love and prayer.
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Through togetherness in unity and reconciliation the glory of the bride of Christ is revealed.
RECONCILIATION AND UNITY
Find yourself and find each other
"Father, let them be one" was one of the most important prayers of Jesus Christ and is therefore also one of our most important concerns, which is reflected in our events and networks. Our conferences and seminars are always about unity and reconciliation - between denominations, between nations and peoples, between generations.
For this reflects the heart of our Heavenly Father, who wants to see His family in unity.
The networks that we lead, support as partners or are members of also aim for unity. Because through our love for one another and our unity the world will know that HE is the Son of God (John 17).
OUR NETWORKS
National & international partners
In addition to organizing its own projects and conferences, FHN is a member and partner of other interdenominational, national and international networks and organizations that are consistent with the goals and purposes of the association.
FHN IN THE MIDDLE EAST
Our mission: To love and to serve
We are called to be the light and salt of this world. We serve wherever God leads us. Our focus is on the Middle East, especially Syria, Armenia and Lebanon. For the church there and for the people who urgently need our help. For us, that means living fatherly love.
PRESS & PUBLICATIONS
Articles about FHN
05.03.2019
Nations - Mountain of Silence Interview with Fadi Krikor
In a portrait for the English-language online platform Nations, Fadi Krikor tells a very personal story about his life. How a deep crisis led him to prayer and a life-changing encounter with God. How he came to buy a monastery and how God led him back to his roots in the Middle East.
15.05.2020
Interview with Fadi Krikor at Gebetshaus Augsburg
"Every time we understand a piece of God, our hearts change." What is God doing around the world right now and what is happening in the body of Christ? A hopeful perspective on the present time. You can listen to the interview with Fadi Krikor and Johannes Hartl on our YouTube channel.
05.03.2019
Nations - Mountain of Silence Interview with Fadi Krikor
In a portrait for the English-language online platform Nations, Fadi Krikor tells a very personal story about his life. How a deep crisis led him to prayer and a life-changing encounter with God. How he came to buy a monastery and how God led him back to his roots in the Middle East.
05.03.2019
Nations - Mountain of Silence Interview with Fadi Krikor
In a portrait for the English-language online platform Nations, Fadi Krikor tells a very personal story about his life. How a deep crisis led him to prayer and a life-changing encounter with God. How he came to buy a monastery and how God led him back to his roots in the Middle East.
05.12.2021
Interview with Fadi Krikor at BibelTV
When God calls, the paths can sometimes be winding: Fadi Krikor talks to Daniel Deman about his journey of faith, the purchase of a Dominican monastery and his hope for light in a devastated Syria.
