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AFM Announces New Board Chair and Organizational Developments

*Berrien Springs, MI — Monday, March 31, 2026* — Adventist Frontier Missions (AFM) is pleased to announce the appointment of Dwight Nelson as its new board chair. Born in Tokyo to missionary parents, Pastor Nelson brings a lifetime of global and pastoral experience to the role. He has served in…

Development Assistant

Berrien Springs, MI

St. Patrick’s Way

The man the world knows as “St. Patrick” was born in 389 A.D. in Britain. Though he was raised as a Christian, his spiritual lack became unmistakably plain to him around the age of 16 when he was tragically kidnapped and sold as a slave in Ireland. Given the job…

Infertility and the Spirits

“I’m very sorry, but there is almost no chance that you will ever become pregnant with these results,” I tell Sabine. I see tears welling in her eyes, so I look away into the distant trees out of respect. It is shameful in this culture to show too much emotion…

When God Reopens Doors That Fear Had Closed

As Victor shared his story with me, I could almost feel the weight of every moment he lived through in those difficult days in Chicualacuala. He told me that Sunday had ended quietly, the sky already dark, and he and his friend Belarmino had just returned home after a long…

Papa Fil

“I haven’t slept at night for a long time,” said Papa Fil. “The spirits bother me every night.” When one works with God, there is always work, and Fidel and our evangelists, Boniface and Timothy, were busy spending a week working in a village not far from Boniface’s home village.…

Basile

“Do you know why our people go to the forest to sacrifice?” Basile asked. The old man shrugged. He had never thought about why. “Would you like to know?” And so Basile began telling the story of Eve wandering through the Garden of Eden until she came to the tree…

The Adventures of Gladys and Hudson: The Hungry Friend

Noura Fourteen-year-old Gladys scrunched her forehead, chewing the end of her pencil and jiggling her right knee up and down. She liked math, but she was getting tired. Just two more problems, she thought. She scribbled some more 2’s, 3’s, x’s and y’s. “There!” She said with a sigh of…

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