Field Stories
Featured stories from the most recent issue of Adventist Frontiers.
Lun Bi Ktok-oh
Today is the first time we have sung it in their language. Simon worked hard, getting the syllables to fit the tune and not to be a tongue twister. He taught it to us. He was so proud. You would have been, too.
Joshua Lewis
March 1st, 2023
Next-Level Resourcefulness
We do not always know how God will use us, but when we trust in the Lord with all our hearts, He directs our paths. “Commit thy works unto the Lord, and thy thoughts shall be established”
Stephen Erickson
March 1st, 2023
Inspiring Faith
Please pray we hear God’s voice as He leads us and that others hear His voice and choose to follow Him.
Claudette Aleman
March 1st, 2023
VBS 2022
With the materials all packed up and set aside, we can hold the “Joseph” VBS next year in another church.
Suzy Baldwin
March 1st, 2023
Felicité
We do not yet know how Felicité is doing in her new role as a young wife living in her in-laws’ house. But the Boukombé church members will continue visiting, praying with, and supporting her, whatever her situation. Please pray for Felicité. Please also pray that our team will grow in love, grace and patience.
Uli Baur
March 1st, 2023
Srey Neang and Son
“I have left him too long. Thank you for coming,” she said with a tired smile.
Carly Tirado
March 1st, 2023
The Yele Camp Meeting
The care and love we provided and our time together were extraordinary spiritual breakthroughs for them. Please continue to pray for our youth.
Isatta B. Coker
March 1st, 2023
The Fourteen
We are hopeful of the contribution these fine young adults will make towards developing the school and students. Thank you for believing in Adventist education and investing in the future of these children and teens.
Leonda George
March 1st, 2023
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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
Everything went fine until I unwisely detached the leash so the eager tellers could hold her.
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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.