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Running the Marathon

“あ、人間で払えますか。” I politely asked the clerk at the grocery store if I could pay. “え?” (“Eh?”) she responded loudly and in shock. Her tone of voice and facial expression matched her verbal surprise at my request. I thought for a moment. Instead of asking if I could pay with 現金…

Amazing Grace

I recently received a wall plaque with the words “Amazing Grace” laid out to form a cross. “Amazing” is written vertically, while “Grace” is the horizontal cross piece. Lately I have been involved in groups where we have sung “Amazing Grace”—three times in four days. All this started me thinking…

The Trumpets of Awakening

The following testimony from Hatim, a seeker on the Dream Project website, was shared with Abed Al-Masih. My name is Hatim, and I want to share a dream I have had several times. It feels so real and vivid that it stays with me even after I wake up. This…

Editorial: June 2025

Therefore be imitators of God as dear children (Ephesians 5:1). Missionary children are becoming good role models by following the examples of their parents. They are growing in their relationships with Jesus, loving their neighbors and being a light to the world. Ignace has learned to appreciate studying the Bible…

Another Missionary on the Frontline

“Dear God, please give me a little brother. Amen.” Hi friends, my name is Henrique, but everyone calls me Riquinho. I am three years old, and I have lived in Thailand for more than two years with my dad and my mom. I was one year old when we moved…

Kids’ Editorial: June 2025

Most people think that witnessing is only for grown-ups. In reality, whether 5 or 105, you can share your hope in Jesus. No matter where you go, people like hearing something that brings hope. Missionaries share with people the hope of life with Jesus, here and in eternity. Then they…

Sown with Blood

Do you know your neighbors? I am trying to get to know mine. I want to introduce them to Jesus. We are getting to be good friends with our next-door neighbors. They have two girls, ages six and three. We went over to their house one day, and the mother…

Jungle Attitudes

BUZZ! “Hello? . . . Visit the church in Kebane village on Sabbath? . . . Sure!” My two sisters and I were not enjoying that thought at all. Sabbath morning, I picked at my food and walked slowly to the river. My friend Kebase and I settled into our…

Sometimes God’s Ways Are Different

One Sunday, I had my tutoring class. I felt nervous because my teacher gives tests during almost every session. My mother had to sit nearby since I don’t like being alone. Sometimes, my teacher gets impatient when I do not pronounce words correctly. It is not easy for me to…

The Happy Little Missionary

BUMP. BUMP. VROOM! Our electric moto zooms out of our driveway and down the dirt road. My little brother Osiah usually sits in front of Mommy, and I sit behind her, hugging her around her tummy. Sometimes my little sister Selah comes, but this time, she is at home with…

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