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During our years of service in the Susu Project, our home was like a place of refuge for many young people who had given their lives to Christ and some student missionaries who had left their parents for the very first time. To these young people, we were parents, guidance…
The miracles of God are endless, and many times, they put to shame every hopeless human forecast of how a particular situation will turn out. But once again, the Lord demonstrated His abundant care in the life of sister Agnès Mounkoro on September 17, 2024. In the November 2024 Adventist…
In the early mornings and late afternoons, North African cities and villages come alive with a unique energy that pulses through their bustling marketplaces. These souks, filled with a vibrant mix of colors, sounds and scents, are more than just places to shop — they are the beating heart of…
We have known Jacob, a young man in our neighborhood, since he was a high school student. However, our relationship was not really close. This changed about two years ago when he made himself the soccer coach of the neighborhood children, including the two we foster. The children really liked…
“I heard that Hamza left Islam! He’s a Christian now,” stormed Usman. He grabbed his phone and began his audio message: “Hamza is bad! He is wicked! He is kafir! [infidel, unbeliever]. We must gather and burn his house down before the police come. We must kill him quickly. We…
Editor’s note: John Smith continues his previous story on Batur and Caleb Aydin’s story on Richard’s baptism (left). Three baptisms! Sabbath was a high Sabbath, indeed. In the April 2024 issue of Adventist Frontiers, we wrote “Crossroads of Nations,” in which we talked about a Turkish man named Batur who…
“I went from secularism in Dubai, to yogis in the States, to shamans in Peru, and then to Sufis in Turkey,” Richard, a new believer, shared with our small group one Sabbath afternoon. “I bought some property nearby and developed it into a yoga retreat seven years ago, but I…
During our fall language training, we were encouraged to enlist a language helper to aid us in learning Kalaallisut, the heart language of the Inuit in Greenland. This advice resonated deeply with us, especially after hearing UNESCO Director-General Audrey Azoulay’s words: “A language is far more than a means of…
We are all familiar with measuring. Some things, like time, speed or temperature, are measured with specific measuring units. Some others, consciousness or love, for example, are impossible to quantify; they can only be observed. Spiritual growth is one of those; impossible to measure yet observable. A short interaction between…