Frontier Missions Journal

Noi, a village woman deeply connected to the spiritual world, acts as a medium, bringing her people's infirmities before the spirits. On the outside, she projects strength and power. But on the inside, her heart cries out from a sense of hopelessness and of being all alone.
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Today’s story is told by Elizabeth Kurath, a short-term missionary on the Hill Tribes of Ratanakiri Project in Cambodia.
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"Eyeballs that feel like someone is inflating them with a bike pump. A rash that looks like your skin lost a fight with a cheese grater. Fatigue so brutal you could nap through a monster truck rally. Thanks, dengue fever!"
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Today’s story is told by René Theunissen, a career missionary on the Pnong Project in Cambodia.
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“What would have happened if I didn’t listen to the voice of the Holy Spirit for that second, and I didn’t turn around, but I kept on walking?”
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Today’s first story is told by Heino Torlage, Executive Director of Abundant Life and AFM South Africa Trust. The second story is told by Helen Castillo, a career missionary on the Himadri Project in Central Asia.
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“I am not a child anymore. I can make decisions for myself, and nobody can influence my decisions. I want to become an evangelist.”
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Today’s story is told by George Tooray, AFM career missionary on the Malinke Project in Mali, West Africa.
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The second day, when we were in the hospital, I asked the doctor, “Will my daughter survive?”
“We’re going to try our best,” he replied.
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Today’s story is told by Helen Castillo, AFM career missionary on the Himadri Project in Central Asia.
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