Frontier Missions Journal

“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 glorified.”
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Today’s story is told by Nathan and Helen Castillo, AFM career missionaries on the Himadri Project in Central Asia.
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Listen as Kyle Tumberg shares his journey to becoming a cross-cultural missionary in Central Thailand.
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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.
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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.
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Today’s story is written by Jason Sliger, an AFM career missionary on the Gogodala Project in Papua New Guinea.
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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. 
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Today’s story is written by Jason Sliger, an AFM career missionary on the Gogodala Project in Papua New Guinea.
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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.
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Today’s story is told by Tony Ingersoll, a former AFM career missionary on the Alangan Project in the Philippines.
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