Field Stories

Featured stories from the most recent issue of Adventist Frontiers.

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My Houseguests

After nearly five years of living in Cambodia and studying Pnong culture, I thought I was getting used to the vastly different worldview.

Cara Greenfield
September 1st, 2013

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Common Ground

Sitting at my desk early one morning, I was reading some stories of the apostolic church found in the book of Acts.

Stephen Erickson
September 1st, 2013

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My Balaam Moment

Then a very strange thing happened. When I opened my mouth to speak, instead of the message I had planned, a completely different message came out. It was like I had no control over my own speech.

Suzy & Fidel Baldwin-Noutehou
August 1st, 2013

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Trouble in Darjeeling

In March of last year, we bought a building in Darjeeling to renovate into a church space.

Jared Wright
August 1st, 2013

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If Not You, Then Who?

“I wanted to go to those who have never heard of Him, but my parents said it was a crazy idea. It was too dangerous to go to the jungle. I might die. Others could go, but I should focus on building a good career and making money. Others would take care of the unreached. What should I do?”

John Holbrook
August 1st, 2013

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He Is Able

Just before we left on furlough, I mentioned to our staff in Kemantian that they should expect some major spiritual challenges in our absence, as has often been the case during past furloughs.

Kent George
August 1st, 2013

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The Otammari Samaritan

“What on earth were you thinking?” his wife cried. “What if the man had died right there on the road?! Didn’t you think about the consequences? Your life would have been ruined, and your family’s lives as well! Is a stranger more important than we are? How could you do that to us!”

Ulrike & Toussaint Baur-Kouato
August 1st, 2013

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Day 402

As AFM missionaries, our job is to go to the unreached, to the spiritually darkest places on earth.

Jason Harral
August 1st, 2013

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