Hope for the Future in a Little Boy’s Heart

I sat on the floor, dipping dates in tahini and admiring a round-faced baby girl cradled in the arms of her mother, Hasana. Hasana’s 3-year-old son, Uday, raced around the room. Round and round and round he ran, as his grandmother scolded him and tried to catch him. Uday ran […]

Following Christ in the Heart of Islam

Amazing things are happening in our Muslim country. We live in a city that is known as a major theological center of Islam. Years ago when we first moved to the country, God gave our team a vision to see Him move right here in the heart of Islam—and to […]

Beaten at the Hour of Prayer

Angry red welts blistered Sabir’s back. “What happened?” asked his friend Jeremy, a Frontiers worker who meets with the Muslim-background believer for encouragement, prayer, and Bible study. Sabir explained that he had been out job hunting when the call to prayer sounded. All the other men on the street stopped […]

5 Life Lessons From West Africa

Living on the field is challenging. But it’s also full of gifts. Here are five life lessons I’ve received from my local friends in West Africa. 1. Welcome Everyone and Give Them Your Best When I show up unannounced at someone’s home, I’m always greeted with generous hospitality. They immediately […]

Protests Spark a Movement of Faith

The neighborhood feud had been simmering for years. No one knows what caused the violence to flare up, but suddenly chaos erupted. Hundreds of men and women started to protest. Then people on both sides began attacking each other with rocks, sticks, and guns. City authorities tried to bring order […]

Hospital Healings and the Hope of Jesus

Annisa loves telling others about Christ. A new believer in a Muslim community, she’s becoming a powerful evangelist as a team of Frontiers workers equips her to share the Gospel. Because of an ongoing health problem, Annisa has frequent hospital appointments. While there, she prays in Jesus’ name for the […]

A Daughter’s Courage Turns Anger to Joy

I sat on the floor of the bare room with Aida, the mother of my friend Reema, a Muslim-background believer. As we chatted together, our conversation turned to the coronavirus. “It’s in God’s hands,” Aida said with resignation. “He will do what He wants.” But then she brightened, as if […]

First Day of First Grade in a Muslim School

Her backpack loaded with new school supplies, my daughter and I marched off to her first-grade orientation at the local school in our Muslim neighborhood. As we entered the building, all the teachers and staff members clapped to welcome her. We toured her classroom and met her teacher. In so […]

Pray for Beirut, Lebanon

As we’ve watched footage of the massive explosion that happened in Beirut, Lebanon, at the beginning of August, our hearts have grieved for a country that was already overwhelmed by crisis. The blast was caused by a fire at the city’s port in a warehouse where ammonium nitrate was being […]