Part two of our story “Ahmed and Akachi: From Folk Islam to Christ.”

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

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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? 

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

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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.

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Today’s story is told by Ali Brooks of the Fulani Project in Central Africa. 

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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. 

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Today’s stories are told by Stephen Erickson, a former AFM missionary to the Gogodala people and now an AFM field director. 

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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 . . .” 

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Today’s stories are told by Laurie Erickson, a former AFM missionary to the Gogodala people and now an AFM field director. 

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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.

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Today’s stories are told by Arnold Hooker, a former AFM missionary, during his time on projects in Malaysia. 

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An elderly man sitting in the back of the room raised his hand to speak. His question haunts me to this day.

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Today’s four stories are told by Stephen Erickson of the Gogodala Project in Papua New Guinea. 

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Are you a Christian?
How would you answer that question asked by someone climbing on your wall?

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Today’s stories are told by Arnold Hooker and recall events at the Pnong Project in Cambodia and the Himadri Project in Southeast Asia. 

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“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.

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Today’s four stories are told by Deon and Rene Theunissen of the Pnong Project in Cambodia. 

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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.

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Today’s story is told by Ezra Waters, a former student missionary at the Palawano Project in the Philippines. 

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