Field Stories
Featured stories from the most recent issue of Adventist Frontiers.
The Otammari Samaritan
“What on earth were you thinking?” his wife cried. “What if the man had died right there on the road?! Didn’t you think about the consequences? Your life would have been ruined, and your family’s lives as well! Is a stranger more important than we are? How could you do that to us!”
AFM
August 1st, 2013
Day 402
As AFM missionaries, our job is to go to the unreached, to the spiritually darkest places on earth.
Jason Harral
August 1st, 2013
Power in Prayer
An eight-year-old boy named Toumarou and a six-year-old girl named Tamoudjatou are two Muslim friends of our daughter Eliora and our son Elie-Dana.
Michée Badé
August 1st, 2013
What Student Missions Did for Me
“Are you ready?” my colleague asked me, eyebrows raised, as we waited by our classroom doors and watched our teenage students coming down the hallway toward us.
Lynette Allcock
August 1st, 2013
The Disappearing Boy
It was Sabbath afternoon at the church. Pa La had come with her two grandsons, Doramon, an eight-year-old autistic boy, and Mita, who was five.
Shannon Sorensen
August 1st, 2013
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Given Much
The building was long and bare with nothing but a bland white sign identifying it as a Seventh-day Adventist church.
Cindi Tumberg
July 1st, 2013
Square One
It was very difficult for us to leave India and then be forced out of Nepal. It’s never easy to begin again at square one.
Jared Wright
July 1st, 2013
The Divine Author
Woven into the grand narrative of the Great Controversy are smaller stories, countless as Abraham’s stars—your story, my story, the stories of some 250,000 Buddhists living in Khon Kaen, Thailand.
Alicia Palacios
July 1st, 2013
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The Importance of Intercultural Studies for Mission
By recognizing and respecting the communal nature of the culture, the missionary’s message is more likely to be received positively and understood within the appropriate cultural framework.
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The Hurry Escapade
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Editorial: November 2024
Thank you, missionary partners, for the love that you pour out on our missionaries and the unreached and for joining us in being about our Father’s business, ultimately returning to Him the gift of love that He lavished upon us.