Field Stories
Featured stories from the most recent issue of Adventist Frontiers.
A Meal with Janelyn’s Mother
I am drawn to this hard-working woman. Although our primary ministry focus is two day’s journey away from her home, she lives close to our transit house in town, and I pray that I can be a source of encouragement to her when I am in town.
Keren Lawrence
December 1st, 2020
The Worth of a Name
I leave a piece of myself in each naming. The parents will forever associate the child’s name with the one who gave the name.
Leonda George
December 1st, 2020
Remembering Lilly Williams
Our dear colleague and friend, Lilly May Williams, died Sunday, Nov. 22, 2020, at Hanson Hospice Center in Stevensville, MI. She was 68 years old.
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November 25th, 2020
God’s Protection from COVID-19
Friends, let us not limit the power of God. Let your anchor take hold on the solid Rock, for He will not let you down.
Isatta Coker
November 1st, 2020
Lina’s Deliverance
Here in our village of Sepounga, most of the ladies are involved with at least one sorcery group.
Suzy Baldwin
November 1st, 2020
Heartsick
After about a month here in the lowlands, Maylin and her mother returned to their home in the mountains. I was a little sad to see her go, but happy that she was feeling better and could return home. I wish you could meet Maylin. I pray that you will meet her one day soon in heaven!
Seth Miller
November 1st, 2020
Tawbuid Project Milestone
Our work has grown beyond the just the Tawbuid tribe. It has entered four unreached people groups on the island of Mindoro, and now it is beginning to grow to encompass the entire Philippines.
John Holbrook
November 1st, 2020
A Visit from the Prime Minister
During this time of worldwide crisis, the prime minister of PNG speaks unashamedly about Jesus’ soon second coming.
Stephen Erickson
November 1st, 2020
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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.