Field Stories
Featured stories from the most recent issue of Adventist Frontiers.
Two Paths
Please pray that our yet-to-be-named women’s exercise club opens doors for spiritual conversations as well as increased health for everyone involved.
Carly Tirado
May 1st, 2025
The Fuel Shed
We never needed to use our evacuation plans. God is so good!
Keren Lawrence
May 1st, 2025
With Holy Boldness
Please continue to pray for the Holy Spirit to fill us with holy boldness.
Claudette Aleman
May 1st, 2025
Not An End But A Beginning
With this transition came a profound sense of relief and happiness and a stronger, more resilient version of myself.
Rene Theunissen
May 1st, 2025
Sabin’s Testimony
The spirits would tell them what I had done wrong and what sacrifice they wanted in order to release me from the consequences of my offense.
Veronica Nicholaides
May 1st, 2025
God is Always in Control
May God help us to find and welcome these people, and may we be an instrument used by the Holy Spirit to touch the hearts of the unreached.
vaniusdias
May 1st, 2025
In Search of a Ricoh
We praise God for leading us to the printer and for those who generously agreed to help pay for it.
Suzy Baldwin
May 1st, 2025
Spoiled!
As we grow closer to God and draw nearer to the light and joy of His presence, the pleasures of this world start to melt away and spoil.
Caitlyn Babienco
April 1st, 2025
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A Silent Witness
Our home was not perfect; we had our struggles. However, God used our presence in that little coal-mining town to be a beacon of hope to our neighbors.
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From Europe to the Ends of the Earth
As these missionaries press forward, they are learning new languages, studying unfamiliar cultures, and preparing to go where Bibles are banned and churches do not exist.
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Step Through the Open Door
“That dream was not a coincidence. It was an invitation, a holy calling. Now, my journey has begun—not of rules and rituals, but of relationships.”