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The Cost of Obedience? Nothing!

“It is going to take me a couple of weeks, and it will cost you $300 per document.” That was the message from the woman who promised to help us apostille1 documents for our visa application—papers we desperately needed. Then she added, almost casually, “Oh, and as you know how…

A Walk to Remember

“What do you love?” read the last question on the board. We have been attending language learning classes for three weeks now. Teddy and I are in separate classes, so we can trade off with the girls until they enroll in school. My original instructor just left on paternity leave…

Questions and Sharing

“Is God everything? If so, then does it mean that God created evil, too?” How would you answer those questions? “Did God not in the Torah [the first five books of the Bible] tell the Israelites to kill the Canaanites? Is that true? Yes or no?” “Do you believe in…

Rediscovering the JiNn

I listened as Ali enthusiastically continued his story: “Yes, Cyrus, actually, Allah made the Jinn for people. He made angels for himself, but we can use the Jinn. The best way to catch a Jinn is to use a safety pin. You know, the kind that you sometimes use to…

Hope Along the Northwest Coastline

During our 40 days aboard Juvell II, a Faroese mission boat that sails through Greenland’s coastline every summer, we visited 25 remote settlements on the Northwest coast. Najaswak, our person of peace, had invited us on the journey, where we shared Christ’s love among the Inuit through music, Bible stories,…

In Their Footsteps

Great reformers like John Huss and Jerome once walked the lands of Czechia. Despite its tremendous reformation history, the country has long since taken a different path, from living under the Roman yoke during the reign of Emperor Sigismund to the domination of communism, which ended in 1990. Who could…

When the Waiting Becomes Worship

The closing of a year and the welcoming in of another always brings reflection. There is a stillness that settles between what has been and what is yet to come— a kind of sacred pause where time itself seems to hold its breath. For many of us, it is not…

Orofino Seventh-day Adventist

https://www.orofinosda.org

Adventist Frontier Missions Appoints Marcus Jacob as Development Director

AFM is pleased to announce the appointment of Marcus Jacob as its new Development Director, effective January 12, 2026. In this vital leadership role, Jacob will oversee donor ministry, fundraising, development and partner engagement to advance AFM’s global mission of reaching unreached people groups. *A Multigenerational Heritage of Service* Jacob’s…

Deary SDA Church

https://dearyadventist.org

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