One quiet evening in Reva’s home, the children suddenly awoke to strange noises echoing through the room, breaking the silence.

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Today’s story is told by Bala Patel, a former AFM missionary who served on the Himadri Project in the Himalayas. 

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“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. 

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Today’s stories are told by Jacob Bridger, AFM career missionary on the Turkish Project in Turkey. 

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“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.

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Today’s stories are told by Claudette Aleman, AFM career missionary on the Isan Project of Northeast Thailand. 

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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.

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Today’s stories are told by René Aleman, AFM career missionary on the Isan Project of Northeast Thailand, and Bethany Nicholaides, of the Hill Tribes Project in Northeast Cambodia. 

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The phone rings.

The man on the other side is crying, desperate for help and wants to meet us. He is in deep trouble.

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Today’s story is told by John Smith, a missionary serving on the Turkish Project. 

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“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.

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Today’s story is told by Tafara Chogugudza, a young man serving with Abundant Life, a sister organization to AFM South Africa. 

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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.

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Today’s story is told by Anna Kvanli, a career missionary on the Shqiptaret project in Albania about 30 years ago. 

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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. 

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Today’s story is told by Priscilla Lepilla, a student missionary in South Africa. 

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“I must keep listening to the Godpod,” the witch doctor said. “If I stop . . . the spirits will oppress me again.”

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Today’s story is told by Alisha Taylor of the Palawano Project in the Philippines. 

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“Talal is a man of God. We are the kafir, the apostates, not him,” Usman said, his words an arrow to the conscience.

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Today’s story is told by Gabriella Lincoln of the Sahara Project in West Africa. 

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