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Featured stories from the most recent issue of Adventist Frontiers.
Circumstances on the reservation are pretty glum, and hopelessness is endemic. But I know there is hope.
David White
November 1st, 2022
We pray the Lord opens doors here to share Christ with others and eventually have friends joining us in this ministry, even in a more polako way at the cafes or on the beaches.
Eileen Cardona
November 1st, 2022
I don’t know who else God healed as a result of our prayers, but I know He healed me.
Veronique Charbonneau
November 1st, 2022
I hope and pray that at some point, each of these young people will feel confident to invite a friend or a neighbor to read the Bible together, thus sharing with others the blessings they have experienced in our group.
Ulrike & Toussaint Baur-Kouato
November 1st, 2022
We believe the enemy of the gospel will continue to attack. But we are more than conquerors through Christ who gives us strength to go conquering and not to be conquered.
Fred Coker
November 1st, 2022
No act of kindness shown in His name will fail to be recognized and rewarded.
George Tooray
November 1st, 2022
If you find yourself absorbed with what you are missing, I challenge you to look for the spaces where you see God’s hand at work.
Veronica Nicholaides
November 1st, 2022
Through all the different activities we have hosted at our home, I can see how so many of our friends have found a community with our family and feel comfortable in our space (home) where they feel valued, and everyone is the same (sons and daughters of God).
Claudette Aleman
November 1st, 2022
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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?
