Field Stories
Featured stories from the most recent issue of Adventist Frontiers.
A Gift of Locks and Love
We have heard of bake sales for missions, garage sales for missions, and many other kinds of fundraisers. But this was the first we have heard of growing hair for missions!
Carly Tirado
August 1st, 2020
People of Peace
I sighed again, this time with relief. Finding a person of peace sometimes feels like a long shot. But then sometimes they find you.
Anne Troy
August 1st, 2020
Our Brave Otammari Evangelists
Local politicians oppose Christians because they believe that their powers come from their traditional spiritual leaders. Praise God, He sustains His church, and it is still standing.
Carrie James
August 1st, 2020
A Child Shall Lead Them
God knew that my worst fears about moving to a foreign country were related to my children. Maybe this was His way of letting me know that my children will be loved and happy here in Georgia.
Anne Troy
July 1st, 2020
Komba’s Struggle
One night, Komba went running out of his house screaming that people were after him and wanted to kill him.
George Tooray
July 1st, 2020
Sombat the Snake
“Why are you saying this snake is yours? People don’t live with snakes!”
Grandma called to Sombat and coaxed him out. He crawled up our legs and onto our shoulders. We gave him hugs and kisses, and then we rushed our poor frightened pet away from there.
Joshua Lewis
July 1st, 2020
Mysterious Ways
How can I help these people? When will they believe that God is more powerful than the demons that pretend to be spirits? Oh, God! Help me be a missionary to these people! Use me to bring Your peace and life to those enslaved to terror!
John Holbrook
July 1st, 2020
Showing Our Love
We were proud of how Justus and Jon Marc showed their love for Ming and Mod when their father died.
Jared and Tonya Wright
July 1st, 2020