Field Stories
Featured stories from the most recent issue of Adventist Frontiers.
Trust on Two Wheels
Each time I start the engine, I am reminded that faith is not the absence of fear, but the courage to move forward—confident that the God who calls us is faithful to walk with us and keep His promises, wherever the road may lead.
joglybocanegra
June 1st, 2026
My Matthew Party
I had not anticipated living here this long and being so intimately involved in people’s lives. Many times I went through their darkest hours with them.
Christopher Sorensen
June 1st, 2026
Beyond Niceness: Cultivating a Kind Heart
Together, we explore skills such as recognizing emotions, expressing needs honestly, listening with empathy and resolving conflict in healthier ways.
Jared Wright
June 1st, 2026
My Saksak-making Adventure
Unaccustomed to this motion for so long, I developed a blister that popped and bled. Still, I would not be deterred . . .
Joella Brizendine
June 1st, 2026
Floating Grass and Jungle Horns
Hi. My name is Verity, and my favorite thing to do is go swimming in the river with all my friends.
Verity Sliger
June 1st, 2026
Thermometer or Thermostat?
As thermostats, we make sure God is the one adjusting us because otherwise we can change the temperature (temperament) for the worse.
Josiah Nicholaides
June 1st, 2026
Church on a Bed
Sometimes mooing cows, crowing roosters, and a neighbor’s loud music compete with our worship. No matter what the church service looks, smells or sounds like that week, we are so happy that Jesus told us that “Where two or three gather together in my name, there I am with them” (Matthew 18:20).
River Tirado (and his Mom, Carly)
June 1st, 2026
Gogodala Life and Big Canoes
It is common for children to call several adults their “Daddy” and “Mommy.” It is also common for older kids like me to help take care of the younger children in our village.
Evangeline Sliger
June 1st, 2026
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Making Hindu Friends for Jesus
Brittney Sandvik & Kyle Tumberg
Hindus do not have a concept of sin per se; however, they strongly believe in the law of karma, which essentially teaches that you pay the consequences for your actions. Furthermore, the actions in this life will affect how you are reincarnated in the next.
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The Nation that Captured the World’s Attention
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Why AFM?
Brad Mills
What many of them do not have is an opportunity to know Jesus and the joy and life He offers. That is why AFM exists.