Frontier Missions Journal

Returning from town with a very loaded down bike, I hit some loose dirt while climbing a hill. The cargo flew far and wide. The bike went down in a flash, with the throttle stuck wide open, and continued to roar up the hill on its side with my right leg pinned under it.

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Today’s stories are told by Kurt Unglaub, former AFM career missionary on the Lobi Project in Burkina Faso and Ray Spoon, former AFM career missionary on the Palawano project in the Philippines. 

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They couldn't find their son, and they didn't know where he could be. He didn't say anything to them; he didn't talk to anyone. He just wasn't at home. The days passed, and they were getting worried.
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Today’s stories are told by Cristian Jara of the Pnong Project in Cambodia. 

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“Wife, I am going to die. I know that. But I also know that Jesus is going to raise me from the dead when he comes back. I want you to go to the church, be baptized and share with the people we love.”

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Today’s stories are told by Cristian Jara of the Pnong Project in Cambodia. 

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“Where did we come from? What is the meaning of life?” Duang asked. 

“Don’t ask stupid questions!” everyone answered. They did not know, nor could she find the answers in her Buddhist temple in Thailand. 

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Today’s stories are told by Brian Wilson of the Buddhists of Southern Thailand Project and Josh Lewis of the Great River People Project in Cambodia. 

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Anushka Harumseh concludes her story about her struggle to know what God’s will is in her life—a promising career in forensic accounting or self-sacrificial mission service.

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Today’s story is told by Anushka Harumseh, a missionary to Africa. 

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Anushka Harumseh continues her struggle to know what God’s will is in her life—a promising career in forensic accounting or self-sacrificial mission service.

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Today’s story is told by Anushka Harumseh, a missionary to Africa. 

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Anushka Harumseh takes a journey to know God’s will for her life. Is mission service the answer?

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Today’s story is told by Anushka Harumseh , a missionary to Africa. 

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Tension in the room began to grow. It didn’t seem like the people were pleased with our help. The woman was having severe pain, and they wanted more than just prayer. They wanted action!

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Today’s stories are told by AFM Student Missionaries who have served at various projects around the world.

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Elaborate shrines and vicious-looking idols dot the land. They hold heads in their hands and represent a thousand different gods. Yet Hadassah Song chooses this land as her home, feeling impressed to bring light, love and hope to the Brahmi people.

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Today’s story is told by Hadassah Song, an AFM career missionary at the Brahmi Project in Southeast Asia. 

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One female carabao, $350.

“Okay, Erning, all of us will petition the Lord for $350,” Tony said. Erning left renewed, at peace and confident.

Sometime later, Cindy opened an envelope sent to us. “Tony, how much was Erning praying for to buy his carabao?”

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Today’s story is told by Tony and Cindy Ingersol, former AFM career missionaries on the Alangan Project in Mindoro, Philippines. 

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