Personal History
Jason Frenn was born in 1966 and raised in Southern California. His mother struggled with alcoholism, while his father was a bartender. At the age of three his parents separated, divorcing six years later. Jason and his mother moved to Big Bear, California, where his mother remarried a sixty-nine-year-old man who had been previously divorced five times.
Upon attending Southern California College (now Vanguard University), Jason met his wife-to-be, fellow student Cindee Larson. During their courtship they shared a collective desire to work as missionaries to the Spanish-speaking community. They married six months after graduation, and moved to San Jose, Costa Rica, in 1991. After completing an intensive period in language school, they began their missionary evangelism ministry, today called Power to Change. Their ministry holds city-wide crusades throughout Latin America and, more recently, in the United States.
Jason holds a Bachelor's Degree in History and Political Science, and a Master's in Church Leadership from Vanguard University of Southern California.
He and Cindee have three daughters.
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