Frontier Missions Journal
Stories of hope from Adventist Frontier Missions, reaching people around the world who have never heard the name of Jesus.
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The First Pnong Camp Meeting
“Can I wash the feet of my father?” the new Christian lady asked.“Of course,” Teacher Cris replied.“Is it a problem if I wash my mother’s feet as well? And my husband also?” ----------------Today’s story is told by Cristian Jara, a career missionary on the Pnong Project in Cambodia.Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listenin
A Heavy Heart Finds Hope
Noi, a village woman deeply connected to the spiritual world, acts as a medium, bringing her people's infirmities before the spirits. On the outside, she projects strength and power. But on the inside, her heart cries out from a sense of hopelessness and of being all alone. ----------------Today’s story is told by Elizabeth Kurath,
An Unwelcome Visitor
"Eyeballs that feel like someone is inflating them with a bike pump. A rash that looks like your skin lost a fight with a cheese grater. Fatigue so brutal you could nap through a monster truck rally. Thanks, dengue fever!" ----------------Today’s story is told by René Theunissen, a career missionary on the Pnong Project in Cam
Obeying the Voice / God Saved His Life
“What would have happened if I didn’t listen to the voice of the Holy Spirit for that second, and I didn’t turn around, but I kept on walking?” ----------------Today’s first story is told by Heino Torlage, Executive Director of Abundant Life and AFM South Africa Trust. The second story is told by Helen Castillo, a career missionary on t
Brother Yah Yah
“I am not a child anymore. I can make decisions for myself, and nobody can influence my decisions. I want to become an evangelist.” ----------------Today’s story is told by George Tooray, AFM career missionary on the Malinke Project in Mali, West Africa.Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listening to today’s story!
82 Percent, Part 2
The second day, when we were in the hospital, I asked the doctor, “Will my daughter survive?”“We’re going to try our best,” he replied. ----------------Today’s story is told by Helen Castillo, AFM career missionary on the Himadri Project in Central Asia.Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listening to today’s story!
82 Percent, Part 1
“Your daughter has acute respiratory distress. Her blood oxygen levels are not good,” the doctor said, then paused before adding, “She might die.”With shaking hands, an aching heart and tears in my eyes, I signed the hospital admittance forms while thinking of our missionary journey so far. Finding it hard to pray, “God, let your will be done,” I said, “Whatever happens, God, may your name be glor
Becoming a Cross-Cultural Missionary
Listen as Kyle Tumberg shares his journey to becoming a cross-cultural missionary in Central Thailand. ----------------Today’s story is told by Kyle Tumberg, a former AFM career missionary on the Central Thai Project in Thailand and now AFM's Recruitment Director.Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listening to today’s s
Giso’s Incredible Story, Part 3
After young Giso’s body was badly burned during a fuel explosion, and after an urgent prayer saved him from dying at the hands of police officers after leading a life of crime, Giso, now a reformed believer, is in a spiritual battle for the life of his son. ----------------Today’s story is written by Jason Sliger, an AFM career missiona
Giso’s Incredible Story, Parts 1 and 2
After young Giso’s body was severely burned during a fuel explosion, his mother told him, “God has a plan for your life. That is why you are still alive.” That would be only the first near-death experience to await Giso. ----------------Today’s story is written by Jason Sliger, an AFM career missionary on the Gogodala Project in Papua
The Harvest Dance
Using their feet, the Alangan men do a two-step shuffle. They dance on the rice to remove the seed from the stem. It looks rather like someone trying to remove mud from one foot by using the other. ----------------Today’s story is told by Tony Ingersoll, a former AFM career missionary on the Alangan Project in the Philippines.Subscribe
Rita Becomes a Christian / Faith in Motion
Deep in the mountains in the heart of Central Asia, an AFM missionary family seeks to share the gospel with the unreached people of this predominantly Hindu and Buddhist region. It’s a tall task, but what the Castillo family discovered was that God has already been working on hearts through the influence of the Holy Spirit. ------------
People of the Book
“Finally,” I said. “I want you to tell me why there are weeks.”Well, after some valiant attempts at manipulating the bucket, bottle and washbasin, representing the earth, moon and sun, my Muslim friends admitted they didn’t know why, though I could tell they really wanted to, now. ----------------Today’s story is told by Tye & Tina
Birth Education
I walked into one delivery and, by the mother, was a half-full glass of water with a coin in it. “That’s really weird! What’s that here for?” I asked.“Oh, we don’t know,” came the reply.“Okay, well, that tells me what it’s here for. Now, how is this connected to the spirits?” ----------------Today’s story is told by Alisha Taylor, a for
Friendship Story / Mountain Trek to the Village
And then we got to this part where the trail had … um … the trail fell down the mountain! ----------------Today’s stories are told by Alisha Taylor, a former AFM missionary to the Himadri in Central Asia.
The Saga of Keren's Broken Leg / Precious Time
“White man, moro! White man, moro!” the small child began shouting. The adults and older children began chuckling.“Hi! Good afternoon,” I said.“White man, moro!” the child said again, laughing before running away and hiding. ----------------Today’s stories are told by Keren and Orion Lawrence, AFM career missionaries on the Sepik Projec
Do You Want to Go Inside the Ark, Too? / The Blue Flip Flops
I paused the story right there, and I asked, “Would you go inside the ark, too?”One little boy jumped up, and he said, “NO! I would not go inside.”“Why?”“Because it would be stinky inside!” ----------------Join us for two missionary tales from Southeast Asia with missionary Joelle Thea.
Dieu A Donne / An Expensive Mistake
The night sky was covered by threatening clouds, and distant thunder promised rain. Streaks of lightning arced across the horizon and eerily illuminated the hillside. In the midst of my deep concentration, I was startled by a faint noise. ----------------Today’s stories are told by Herb Prandl, a former AFM career missionary on the Lobi
Gladys
“My mind was relieved that little Gladys’ mother was alive! However, I will admit I felt betrayed . . . and disgusted, with thoughts like, ‘That little liar!’ going through my mind.” ----------------Today’s story is told by Margaret Unglaub, former AFM career missionary on the Lobi Project in Burkina Faso. Subscribe and leave us a revie
The Night the Village Burned
As Keren Lawrence lay awake, battling malaria, she heard the sound of angry shouting and intense fighting coming from inside the village.Awakening her husband and alerting him, she urged, “Please, can we pray together?” ----------------Today’s story is told by Keren Lawrence, an AFM missionary serving at the Sepik project in Papua New G
Can I Make Sago?
"If you didn’t make it with clean water, like if it was made it with swamp water, it will taste a little like swamps. If you make it from the flowing river water, it tastes a little better."Hmm….you hungry? Listen up to learn how you can make Sago. ----------------Today’s story is told by Keren Lawrence, an AFM missionary ser
Surely God Healed You
“Yup, everything looks good,” the old doctor said.I smiled and paid him, but didn’t really rely on his X-ray reading. ----------------Today’s story is told by Carly Tirado, an AFM missionary serving at the Great River People project in Cambodia.Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listening to today’s story!
Ramone, Part 2: Dreams and Angels
“An angel opened my Bible as I dreamed and started showing me the verses that I should preach from. When I stood in the pulpit the next morning, I could see all that the angel had shown me.” ----------------Today’s story is told by John Holbrook, an AFM missionary serving on the Tawbuid Project in the Philippines.Subscribe and leave us
Ramone, Part 1: The Bible and the Altar
Have you ever felt that, because of your sins, God has disconnected from you and does not want anything to do with you anymore? So did the Alangan tribe . . . until they learned that God hadn’t abandoned them, was interested in them, and was actually trying to bring His people back into a relationship with Him. ----------------Today’s s
You Did It for Me
It was really, really tough. Hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people out of work. If you don’t work, you don’t get paid. And if you don’t get paid, you don’t eat. ----------------Today’s story is told by Bruce Hayward, a current AFM Field Director in Asia.Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listening to today’s story!
“Sure, I’ll Come.”
God’s timing is always perfect. I pray that whenever Jesus calls Elizabeth to do something for Him, her response will be, “Sure, I’ll come.” ----------------Today’s story is told by Lori Erickson, a current AFM Field Director and former missionary on the Gogodala Project in Papua New Guinea.Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoye
The Loss of a Young Teacher
A teacher came running out of her office and straight for our bus.“Sir, we are so happy that you are here at our school. We have had a tragedy, and it is as if God has sent you here today. One of our young teachers died last night, and we don’t know how to handle the situation.” ----------------Today’s story is told by Heino Torlage, Di
Precious Annabelle
As the week of prayer came to a close, demons attacked Annabelle and three of her friends. When a dark figure appeared on a trail and called out to some of the girls, they fainted out of fright. ----------------Today’s story is told by Eva Truitt, a former AFM student missionary who served on the Palawano Project in the Philippines. Sub
Students Cheating
Lord, I love my students and want to see them thrive. How do I teach them that cheating is wrong? ----------------Today’s story is told by Eva Truitt, a former AFM student missionary who served on the Palawano Project in the Philippines. Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listening to today’s story!
Where Are You Going? / Papaya Christian / Loud Calls in the Night
“You know, there’s a man who lives in those clouds. Usually, he sleeps. But when he does wake up, he will open his eyes and do something between a grimace and a smile. When he does that, lightning will flash out from his large front tooth.” ----------------Today’s stories are told by Dawn Spoon, former AFM career missionary on the Palaw
With God, Nothing Is Ever Wasted
Ding Dong! I went downstairs and saw the younger neighborhood kids I had befriended. I was shocked. How did these little detectives know where I lived? I didn’t tell them. “Hi,” I said.“Hey. We saw your shoes and your dog.” ----------------Today’s story is told by the Aleman family, AFM missionaries serving on the Isan Thai Project in T
Please Help Us
One quiet evening in Reva’s home, the children suddenly awoke to strange noises echoing through the room, breaking the silence. ----------------Today’s story is told by Bala Patel, a former AFM missionary who served on the Himadri Project in the Himalayas. Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listening to today’s story!
Loneliness Belongs to God / Raahim Was Here
“Loneliness belongs only to Allah,” Hakan wrote. “It’s an old proverb in our culture. Loneliness is exclusive or unique to Allah.”I stared at the words as if I had just stumbled upon the devil’s smoking gun. ----------------Today’s stories are told by Jacob Bridger, AFM career missionary on the Turkish Project in Turkey. Subscribe and
Texting on a Rainy Day / Go Talk To Him / Listening to that Little Prompt that God Gives You
“Go and talk to Him.”Lord, I don’t know who He is.What do you say to a total stranger who’s in the hospital?“Oh, hi. I’m your neighbor from across the hallway. And I’m talkative, and I like to talk to new people,” I said to the teenage boy. ----------------Today’s stories are told by Claudette Aleman, AFM career missionary on the Isan P
Witness Through Sports / What Can I Give?
The next thing we knew, we had twenty-eight players. “What are we going to do now? We have to either rent a bigger field or we have to rent two fields.”When Rene Aleman shared with God that he wanted to reach people through sports, God more than delivered. ----------------Today’s stories are told by René Aleman, AFM career missionary on
Ahmed
The phone rings.The man on the other side is crying, desperate for help and wants to meet us. He is in deep trouble. ----------------Today’s story is told by John Smith, a missionary serving on the Turkish Project. Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listening to today’s story!
Lost And Found
“Oh, you’ve given me a special book. It’s about Jesus,” the police officer said.“Yes,” Tafara replied.“Well, I don’t believe in Jesus. I believe in ancestors,” the officer followed up. ----------------Today’s story is told by Tafara Chogugudza, a young man serving with Abundant Life, a sister organization to AFM South Africa. Subscribe
A Day Among The Olives
Listen to today's radio flashback and discover what life was like in Albania about 30 years ago, when AFM missionaries first entered the country. ----------------Today’s story is told by Anna Kvanli, a career missionary on the Shqiptaret project in Albania about 30 years ago. Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listening
Priscilla's Story
Poverty, alcoholism and childhood neglect loomed large over Priscilla’s early life. She and her loved ones walked a path marked by brokenness and despair. But an unwavering power of prayer and unshakeable faith in God transformed not just her life, but the lives of her entire family. ----------------Today’s story is told by Priscilla L
The Godpod / A Long-term Stay at the Mountain Clinic
“I must keep listening to the Godpod,” the witch doctor said. “If I stop . . . the spirits will oppress me again.” ----------------Today’s story is told by Alisha Taylor of the Palawano Project in the Philippines. Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listening to today’s story!
A Dead Man’s Influence / Mena’s Journey
“Talal is a man of God. We are the kafir, the apostates, not him,” Usman said, his words an arrow to the conscience. ----------------Today’s story is told by Gabriella Lincoln of the Sahara Project in West Africa. Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listening to today’s story!
Stuck in the Mud, Part 2
With their car bottomed out on a sand bank after a deluge on Sunday, it was now Tuesday night. The Havenga family was certain they would be rescued on Wednesday. As they readied themselves to sleep in their car, it started to pour. Again! ----------------Today’s story is told by Jo-anne Havenga and comes from our AFM South Africa office
Stuck in the Mud, Part 1
We drove into a torrential rainstorm, trying to maintain momentum to avoid getting stuck in the muddy sand. Hitting a deep pool of water, our car slipped onto an embankment. Now we were stuck! “We may as well make ourselves comfortable, spend the night in the car and investigate in the morning,” we decided. ----------------Today’s story
A Visit with Kai
Our conversation remained void of anything religious throughout our entire visit, leaving me a little confused.“I thought we were coming here to witness and minister.” ----------------Today’s story is told by Elisha Joy of the Sinim Project in Southeast Asia. Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listening to today’s story!
The Longest Hike, Part 2
For three days, we took turns manually ventilating Maman’s wife so she could breathe. It was an agonizing time when life and death crossed paths. ----------------Today’s story is told by Andre Rodrigues, a former student missionary at the Palawano Project of the Philippines. Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listening to to
The Longest Hike, Part 1
Thorns and leeches made the journey more painful. Knees and ankles begged for mercy. We were tired. It had been more than 20 hours since we left Kamantian. Fatigue discouraged us, but the urgency restored our determination as a life was at risk. ----------------Today’s story is told by Andre Rodrigues, a former student missionary at th
Robin / Dena
“As a teenager, I saw a movie about somebody who healed people and loved people and was so kind. And at the end of the movie, he ended up dying, nailed to a cross, with a whole bunch of people who he had helped and loved watching him, and he forgave them,” Dena said.“Wow! That’s Jesus,” Elisha replied. ----------------Today’s story is t
The Knife that Turned into a Sword
Usually, when I share the gospel with people, I don’t yell at them. But in that car, as I was being yelled at, I don’t know what happened. I got emotional, and I started yelling back.“Remember this day! Not only your son, but YOU will be running to our church before your son.” ----------------Today’s story is told by Sergo Namoradze, a
George’s Hidden Bible
He tore down his room in searching for his Bible, pretending he was making some renovations in his room so that his parents wouldn’t suspect anything. ----------------Today’s story, coming from the Georgian project, is told by Sergo Namoradze, a member of AFM's International Field Operations department.Subscribe and leave us a revi
A Lesson in Reconciliation
“By blocking the wheels of a foreigner’s car, it is more than just an aggressive move. It is a symbolic accusation of being a thief. In our West African culture, that is a serious insult to a guest. You are not only making yourself look bad, you are dishonoring your country.” ----------------Today’s story is told by Michée Badé, AFM mi
Once Upon a Witch Doctor
Once upon a time, in a far-away village up in the mountains of Palawan, lived a polite but eccentric old witch doctor. . . . ----------------Today’s story is told by Leonda George of the Palawano Project in the Philippines. Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listening to today’s story!
My Journey to Missions / Riva / The Cucumber Witch / The Missing Water Filter / Mary
“Hmmm. What’s going on? Why such a long prayer over cucumbers?”Listen to Alisha Taylor tell several stories from her time on the Himadri Project. ----------------Today’s story is told by Alisha Taylor of the Himadri Project in Central Asia. Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listening to today’s story!
Medical Mystery
At the top of the hill, we parked, and . . . our brakes went out. The truck started rolling backward through traffic down the hill, and there was nothing we could do to stop it. I opened the door and started waving frantically and shouting, “Get out of the way! Get out of the way!” ----------------Today’s story is told by Joshua Lewis
Strike While the Iron is Hot / The Impossible Mission
“No one was expecting us. Women and children ran screaming into the jungle, never having seen a white man, but soon came creeping back to see the unusual visitors.” ----------------Today’s stories are told by David Lackey, former AFM career missionary on the May River Project in Papua New Guinea, and Bara Patel, AFM career missionary on
All Creatures Great and Creepy
For some reason, Leonda George, mother of four, seemed to attract creatures.“I saw this rat coming across a two by two and headed toward me and my bed. . . I started screaming, and the rat got startled.”What’s a mother to do? ----------------Today’s story is told by Leonda George of the Palawano Project in the Philippines. Subscribe and
A Day in the Life of a Missionary Girl in Burkina Faso / My First Christmas in the Mission Field
We didn’t have a Christmas tree this year, so my brother and I made one from banana leaves and a coconut branch. ----------------Today’s stories are told by Sarah Unglaub and Amy Ackmody, AFM missionary alumni on the Lobi Project in Burkina Faso, Western Africa. Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listening to today’s stories
Against All Odds
“Do not welcome into your homes the young people camped nearby. Do not study the Bible with them, and do not attend the lectures. If you go to that church, your firstborn will die.”Accused of causing trouble in a Tongan African village, what were these young Bible workers to do? They prayed. Would God intervene? ----------------Today’s
Counting the Cost / Isa and Marisa
Jet had made the decision to be baptized. But he hadn’t counted the cost of what it would mean to tell his family. This would require full commitment. ----------------Today’s stories are told by Andy Murphy, AFM career missionary on the Tai-Kadai Project in Southeast Asia and Joshua Lewis, AFM career missionary on the Great River People
The Happy Accident
Oh, no, what am I going to do? I bought a 25-pound bag of sticky rice . . . and I don’t know how to cook it. Oh, what a mistake! ----------------Today’s story is told by Mary Murphy of the Tai-Kadai Project in Southeast Asia. Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listening to today’s story!
Simon's Testimony
One day I want to ask them, “If you hate the cross so much, why is that image on your uniform?” ----------------Today’s story is told by Joshua Lewis of the Great River People Project in Cambodia. Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listening to today’s story!
Homeless Raphael Receives a Roof / The Mechanic Missionary
Ham knelt down beside me, got close and said in a low voice, “Are you a Christian? I have some friends who are Christians and they have been telling me that I should be a Christian.” ----------------Today’s stories are told by David Hicks, former AFM career missionary on the Tonga project in Mozambique and Joshua Lewis, current AFM care
Gongambili, Village of Thieves / No Forks or Knives Used Here!
"Who in his right mind would hike into a den of thieves just for the sake of curiosity? They come here at night and steal our cattle and our pigs. Watch out, they’re all thieves and murderers!" ----------------Today’s stories are told by Herb and Linda Prandl, former AFM career missionaries on the Lobi Project in Burkina Faso.
Enoch and the Well / The Missing Nut
All of a sudden, I felt a hand on my shoulder shaking me, and I pried my eyes open. I thought I saw my son Enoch standing there.Daddy, I’m sorry. I think I killed the camera. ----------------Today’s stories are told by Enoch and Josiah Nicholaides of the Hill Tribes of Ratanakiri Project in Cambodia. Subscribe and leave us a review if y
God, I Choose You, No Matter What!
“I don’t want to change sides,” she stated.“Then I will make you,” came the reply.Hannah doesn’t remember what happened next. ----------------Today’s story is told by Veronica Nicholaides of the Hill Tribes of Ratanakiri Project in Cambodia. Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listening to today’s story!
Ahmed and Akachi: From Folk Islam to Christ, Part Two
Part two of our story “Ahmed and Akachi: From Folk Islam to Christ.” ----------------Today’s story is told by Gabriella Lincoln of the Sahara Project in West Africa. Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listening to today’s story!
Ahmed and Akachi: From Folk Islam to Christ
I am sick. I am alone. I am rejected by my family. God, I’ve never smoked or drank. My mother had never gone hungry when I had money. Why is this situation happening to me? ----------------Today’s story is told by Gabriella Lincoln of the Sahara Project in West Africa. Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listening to today’s
Baby Moses
So she induced the mother, who had her baby very quickly, probably an hour later. We were hoping that would help save the mother, that it would stop all the convulsing. Unfortunately, she continued to decline, and the baby was born, weighing about 3.5 pounds. ----------------Today’s story is told by Ali Brooks of the Fulani Project in C
Birth on the River / Joy In Sickness
Silhouettes of trees and floating grass reflecting in the mirror-like water loomed around us like black ghosts, ready to swallow us up should our boat miss a turn. Mother and daughter huddled around the expectant woman, tending to her needs by the dim light of a kerosene lamp. ---------------- Today’s stories are told by Stephen Eric
Worms / Our Miracle Home
Cough. COUGH! Robert’s poor wife was vomiting up hookworms.“Oh, dear! I don’t have any worm medicine to treat her with,” Laurie thought. “Hmm, I wonder . . .” ----------------Today’s stories are told by Laurie Erickson, a former AFM missionary to the Gogodala people and now an AFM field director. Subscribe and leave us a review i
The Three-Legged Gecko / Mr. Dennis: The Nice Man in the Lounge
Tuk-tuk-tuk-tuk-tuk-tukah! Tuk-tuk-tuk-tuk-tuk-tukah! It’s the three-legged gecko again. . . singing. It has no reason, in my opinion, to do that in the middle of the night. ----------------Today’s stories are told by Arnold Hooker, a former AFM missionary, during his time on projects in Malaysia. Subscribe and leave us a review if
The Whole Banana
An elderly man sitting in the back of the room raised his hand to speak. His question haunts me to this day. ----------------Today’s four stories are told by Stephen Erickson of the Gogodala Project in Papua New Guinea. Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listening to today’s story!
Divine Appointment // The Accident, the Prayer and the Policeman
Are you a Christian?How would you answer that question asked by someone climbing on your wall? ----------------Today’s stories are told by Arnold Hooker and recall events at the Pnong Project in Cambodia and the Himadri Project in Southeast Asia. Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listening to today’s story!
A Peculiar Friend Named Lolo
“Man, your bread is amazing. I’ve never tasted such good sourdough bread, even in France!” Lolo exclaimed as his face lit up inside our Cambodian bakery. ----------------Today’s four stories are told by Deon and Rene Theunissen of the Pnong Project in Cambodia. Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listening to today’s story!
The Only Way Was to Walk
Ezra and Bibi walked through the jungle, stepping over a partially concealed tripwire, to find out why Bibi’s friend was afraid to come to church. They soon found themselves at her friend’s house . . . right in the middle of a big rebel military camp filled with gun-wielding men. ----------------Today’s story is told by Ezra Waters, a f
The Privilege of Being Rejected / A Peculiar Question / The Highest Price
“Only when you abandon Christianity will you have access to the documents,” Adama’s family said to her after kicking her out of the house. How was she going to enroll in school now? ----------------Today’s story is told by Vanius Dias of the Geba Animist Project in Guinea Bissau. Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listening
Grace and the Meat
“Get up! Get up!” the gendarme shouted as they banged on the front door.“Why are you here?” Grace asked as she opened her door to the armed policemen.SLAP! “Get up. You have to come with us.” ----------------Today’s story is told by Ali Brooks of the Fulani Project in Central Africa. Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listen
On the Move Again / Witnessing Through Sickness / The Little Missionaries
“God, why am I going through this?” Nani asked, still believing He had a purpose and a plan for her life. “God, show my family that your power is above the spirits.” ----------------Today’s story is told by Vanius Dias of the Geba Animist Project in Guinea Bissau. Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listening to today’s story
God Will Make it Clear
“When you let God write your story, you are embracing the best life!”Two lives. Two calls to the same mission field, years apart. Now, one newly wedded couple is preparing to go and serve the Ama Tribe of Papua New Guinea. ----------------Today’s story is told by Sean and Joella Brizendine of the Ama Project in Papua New Guinea. Subscri
Church Planting Among the Pnong
Want to know how to start a church-planting movement? Go and share the wonderful things God has been doing in your life. ----------------Today’s story is told by Cristian Jara of the Pnong Project in Cambodia. Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listening to today’s story!
Saying Goodbye to the Morning Guy
“Ohayo gozaimasu,” came the loud and boisterous greeting of “Good morning” in Japanese. And so began our delightful ritual of greeting each other as Caitlyn and I walked to and from language school. ----------------Today’s story is told by Michael Babienco of the Japanese Project. Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoyed listening
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