Christian Traditions and Unreached People Groups

Have you ever wondered what a Lord’s Supper ceremony or the foot-washing ritual looked like for the first time in an unreached nation, when the gospel was first being preached, and Christianity was a new movement embraced by only a few? Well, this is still happening in different parts of…

The Nation that Captured the World’s Attention

There are moments in life that transcend sport, moments that refuse to be contained in time or trophies, moments when sport becomes more than a competition. These moments become a memory, a meaning and a mirror to the human spirit. With the final whistle blown and history made, the FIFA…

Why AFM?

Why Adventist Frontier Missions? Perhaps you have asked that question yourself. Or maybe someone has asked you, “Why should I serve with AFM?” Why should I support AFM? Why does AFM even exist? Let me share a few answers I believe are among the most important. AFM exists because of…

Editorial: August 2026

Nothing takes God by surprise, and He is often working on the solution before we ever recognize the issue. Forget to fill up your tank before the Sabbath, but then pray to God that He stretches your fuel until the Sabbath ends, so that you can stop by a filling…

August 2026

Grants Pass Seventh-day Adventist Church

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This Is Your Sign

Stay or leave? I was nearing the end of my first year of teaching in South Korea and trying to decide whether to stay for a second year, as planned. If I decided to stay, I would have my job and a place to live, but the school where I…

A Great Harvest

May was a time of great harvests in the Pendjari area. After daily evangelistic meetings that reinforced the instruction the Bible workers had already started, the local pastor baptized seven souls in Matalé; meanwhile, in Gouandé, 11 were baptized and brought into the kingdom of light. Please keep these babes…

Delivered From Spiritual Oppression

Sister Nércia was abandoned by her mother when she was just one year old. Her grandparents, whom she called her parents, raised her—a sad reality, yet very common in Mozambique. She did not know her true identity until she was 12, when she discovered who her biological parents were—a striking…