Field Stories
Featured stories from the most recent issue of Adventist Frontiers.
The Little Goat
I was so thankful that the little lost creature would finally find her home and mom again, and I felt blessed that I had been privileged to be part of a reenactment of the parable of the lost sheep.
Uli Baur
April 1st, 2024
An Open Door in Aketa
I am so glad God is in charge of His work and never forgets anyone. When He opens a door, no one can shut it! We will be visiting Aketa soon, and I want to see what God does there.
Midori Sliger
April 1st, 2024
The Right Choice
Watching the dinghy disappear in the distance, a Gogodala man beside me said, “Okay, now I will tell you what happened. Winston was chased out of the village for practicing sorcery and magic.
Stephen Erickson
April 1st, 2024
God Feels Anger, Too
Please continue to pray for our team as we seek to form spiritual family groups from those who have gone through the difficult but necessary work of trauma healing and liberation from false teachings that prevent them from experiencing the fullness of life that Jesus desires for them.
Jared Wright
April 1st, 2024
Our Wonderful Surprise
Thank you to each of you for helping His children get home through personal sharing and your support. I can’t wait to see His joy at having His children home!
Veronica Nicholaides
April 1st, 2024
Turing
Even when our people make poor choices, we seek to have redemptive relationships with them and pray that one day, they will fully surrender to Jesus’ transforming love.
Leonda George
April 1st, 2024
The Delivery
“ In everything give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you”
Anais Cuculicchio-Torres
April 1st, 2024
The Extra Mile
I quickly got ready to hike to the lowlands with the patient and his grandson.
Abigail Hess
April 1st, 2024
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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.