Field Stories

Featured stories from the most recent issue of Adventist Frontiers.

Education Outreach

By providing high-quality education for our students’ minds, we gain the opportunity to educate their hearts and bring them to Jesus.

Fred Coker
July 1st, 2019

When the Wall Fell

The mother’s face had a painfully stoic look. Although she was doing her best to be cordial, I sensed her grief. What was she thinking?
What must she be feeling? My heart went out to her.

Kyle Tumberg
July 1st, 2019

Caught Doing Right

I think the apostle Paul had it right when he encouraged the believers in Philippi to focus on whatever is good and admirable (Philippians 4:8), and I personally believe this applies to people, too.

Jared Wright
July 1st, 2019

Broken Feet

Mission work carries on. There is much work I can still do while off my feet, and the change of life also brought new opportunities to make friends, learn new vocabulary and speak of God’s love.

Eric Tirado
July 1st, 2019

A New Heart

“Noy is a new man. It’s like I met him for the first time. In the past he never admitted that he was wrong. But now he admits when he makes mistakes.”

Molly Timmins
July 1st, 2019

Lightning Spirits

Remen screamed, and Waran turned white. He knew that this must be a Paroy spirit coming to punish them for switching to Jesus’ side.

John Holbrook
July 1st, 2019

Rusalin’s Ordeal

She was no longer completely unconscious, and she was still breathing on her own, but the doctors insisted she couldn’t go in the ambulance without being intubated.

Leonda George
July 1st, 2019

Over the years, people in Kangaba have attempted to dig wells, but most efforts were in vain, and many diggers lost their lives in the attempts. Even wells that do find water tend to dry up for part of the year. We are grateful for our donkey that helps us haul our water long distances to our home.

George & Theresa Tooray
June 1st, 2019