Frontier Missions Journal

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!”
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Join us for two missionary tales from Southeast Asia with missionary Joelle Thea.

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.
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Today’s stories are told by Herb Prandl, a former AFM career missionary on the Lobi Project in Burkina Faso and Sandy Ackmoody, a former AFM career missionary on the Malinke Project in Guinea.
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“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.”

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Today’s story is told by Margaret Unglaub, former AFM career missionary on the Lobi Project in Burkina Faso. 
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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?”
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Today’s story is told by Keren Lawrence, an AFM missionary serving at the Sepik project in Papua New Guinea.

"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. 
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Today’s story is told by Keren Lawrence, an AFM missionary serving at the Sepik project in Papua New Guinea.