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Editorial: October 2024

“The wind blows where it wishes, and you hear the sound of it, but cannot tell where it comes from and where it goes. So is everyone who is born of the Spirit” (John 3:8). As the Holy Spirit led Paul from Galatia to Macedonia, so we see the Spirit…

If Not You, Then Who?

Picture the awesome scene as you are escorted into the throne room of heaven — brilliant light so dazzling that it almost blinds you. You gaze upon thousands and thousands of angelic beings. Amidst the overwhelming beauty, your eyes lift up toward the One enthroned upon the mercy seat. Seraphim…

Finding My Path: A Missionary’s Story

I needed to make an important decision. It would affect my future. A few months ago, an email from Adventist Frontier Missions popped into my inbox, prompting me to consider staying at my current project for another year. This wasn’t a big surprise because I knew the point would come…

Hope to See You Soon!

Another few blinks, another few years, and it’s that time again: furlough is coming. We will be back in the States from the end of October 2024 until early January 2025. We are looking forward to getting a little rest and reconnecting with all of you face-to-face as we share…

A Response Worth the Wait

Should I stay a second year? I pondered. If you had asked me at one point how I felt about being here, I would have answered ‘useless and defeated.’ I could not communicate effectively, making it hard to identify truth-seekers in this strictly Muslim society. I felt like a disappointment…

Goats, Ghosts and Gaffes

Being in the mission field means being ready to have spiritual conversations with your friends whenever the Holy Spirit prompts you. I know! I woke up in the morning feeling like I should go biking; I had the day off and thought I could get to know the city and…

A Long Night

“Sir Kelsion, Sir Kelsion,” I heard the voice shouting from afar. I had been half-asleep after a long day and a delicious evening meal of pancakes with banana and caramel topping. From experience, I had a strong suspicion about what the alert would be. As I live in a region…

The Backward Bicycle

Bang! The bicycle’s front tire slammed into the curb, knocking me off the seat and into the frame. It was a Monday morning, and for some reason, I had become incapable of steering and balancing correctly. Can I ride a bike? Of course! I have been riding a bike without…

Evangelism in Krabi

We rambled down the road for 2.5 hours toward our Sabbath destination. Three new challenges faced us: two backslidden families harboring more spiritual issues than we realized, one newly baptized struggling member, and a large shrine newly erected in front of the house of another family who once indicated an…

I’m Coming Back

Katie and Kayla, our student missionaries last year, were such a blessing to our project that we decided to have three student missionaries (SMs) this year (Kayla is returning along with two new SMs). This past year has also been life-changing for our SMs. Katie wrote the following during her…

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