Rev. Peter Hammond is the Founder and Director of Frontline Fellowship, the Founder and Chairman of Africa Christian Action, the Director of the Christian Action Network and the Chairman of The Reformation Society.

He is the author of:

·         The Greatest Century of Missions

·         Faith Under Fire in Sudan

·         Holocaust in Rwanda

·         Great Commission Course Manual

·         Putting Feet to Your Faith

·         In the Killing Fields of Mozambique

·         Biblical Principles for Africa

·         Discipleship Handbook

·         Slavery, Terrorism and Islam: the Historical Roots and Contemporary Threat

·         The Greatest Century of Reformation

·         The Power of Prayer Handbook

In addition he has co-authored or contributed to: Fight for Life, Make a Difference, The Pink Agenda, Character Assassins - Dealing with Ecclesiastical Tyrants and Terrorists, Reforming Our Families, and South Africa - Renaissance or Reformation?  He is the Editor of both Frontline Fellowship News and Christian Action Magazine and the Contributing Editor for Joy! magazine - a monthly Christian publication in South Africa with over 30,000 subscribers.

For over 28 years, Peter has been dedicated to assisting persecuted Christians and to working for Reformation and Revival in Africa. Peter has developed the Biblical Worldview Seminar and Great Commission Course to mobilize churches to comprehensively apply the Lordship of Christ to all areas of life and to fulfill the Great Commission.

Peter was born in Cape Town and brought up in Bulawayo - in what was then war-torn Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe. He was converted to Christ in 1977, worked in Scripture Union and Hospital Christian Fellowship, served in the South African Defence Force and studied at Baptist Theological College in Cape Town. He has an earned Doctorate in Missiology as well as an honorary Doctorate of Divinity.

Peter is married to Lenora (whose parents have been missionaries for over 57 years - Rev. Bill and Harriett Bathman - and who pioneered missionary work into Eastern Europe behind the Iron Curtain during the Cold War years.) Peter and Lenora are blessed with four children: Andrea, Daniela, Christopher and Calvin, whom they homeschool.