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Featured stories from the most recent issue of Adventist Frontiers.
What are you willing to lose? What can you do to save a soul? What price are you ready to pay to follow Jesus?
Vanius Dias
December 1st, 2024
In Guinea, they schedule national exams on Saturdays. Most Adventist children will not pass these exams, and Paul Fidel was one of them.
Fred Coker
December 1st, 2024
The specialists sounded a note of caution to her, “But if you don’t deliver naturally by September 21, we will have no choice but to perform a c-section.” Her fears flared up once again.
George Tooray
December 1st, 2024
Jacob is just so pleasant to be around. He is reliable, serious and prompt and has a lot of acquaintances but not many close friends. Why is that?
Ulrike & Toussaint Baur-Kouato
December 1st, 2024
Yes, it is only by faith and spiritual growth that we come to see His loving embrace as the most important event in our lives.
Lina Martinson
December 1st, 2024
These past few months have reminded us that tomorrow is not guaranteed so we should be zealous to share Jesus with others and let us hold tight to the days we have with our loved ones.
Eileen Cardona
December 1st, 2024
Powwows arose as a response to the governments of Canada and the United States when they sought to assimilate the Indigenous peoples of North America by making laws against Native cultural ceremonies.
David & Cindy White
December 1st, 2024
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John Baxter
Our world is in desperate need of faith; we long for hope; but the greatest need for every person and every culture is love. We are asking you to pray and consider your response to the love of Jesus. Might you be willing to go and share the love of Christ with the unreached?
Conrad Vine
2024 is almost over. We can’t change our past, but what we can be — begins today.
Erin White
Isn’t it amazing how simple things that would not be appreciated by some are highly valued by those who do not receive them on a regular basis?
