A sixteen-hour car ride from our city lives a family unlike any other I’ve ever met in this country. The Nasri’s are a family of Muslim-background believers. They love the Lord and care for one another as a church body. For several years, they’ve been discipled by fellow field workers […]
The Cost of Healing
“Do you think it’s the evil eye?” my friend Layla asked after showing me a rash covering her back and stomach. I told her it looked like an allergic reaction, but her family didn’t think so. Nor did the local pharmacist, who had refused to give her anything to help […]
Denied Entry
One of the top reasons Frontiers workers leave the field is because of denied visas. In some countries, workers who have labored for years are suddenly finding their applications for visa renewals rejected. In other places, governments are toughening up visa requirements, restricting lengths of stay, or even blacklisting certain foreigners. […]
Business and the Hope of the Gospel
Yunas lives in a place surrounded by snow-capped mountains—a small town where his parents raised him to follow the teachings of Islam. As a young man, he moved to a large city in the region. But Yunus struggled to find work. Unemployed and desperate, he got mixed in with a […]
The Wonderful Word
“These words aren’t like what our Muslim leaders teach us,” said Reema, a widowed mother of five. We were sitting in her living room and talking about Jesus’ command to love our enemies. For several weeks, Reema and I have been discussing Scripture when we visit each other. She is […]
Streetside Bible Studies
Two months ago, my teammate and I sat with our Muslim friend Shafiq in the waiting room. The doctor had told Shafiq that his infected finger needed to be amputated. But we knew there was another option. We prayed in Jesus’ name, and God miraculously healed him! Shortly afterward, Shafiq […]
Vision Comes to Life
Seven years ago, Eric and his family launched into a new adventure with Frontiers. They left their home in America and joined a team in a region with high concentrations of Muslim people groups that have no one reaching them with the Gospel. Guiding this team is a vision to […]
Sharing With One Hundred Fifty
We didn’t expect much from Zacharia when he unexpectedly showed up for our training. He’d heard we were equipping national believers to reach Muslims with the Gospel. So, he hopped on his bicycle and pedaled two hours to join one of our training groups that met every other week. Zacharia […]
A First Christmas for Many
There’s a knock on the old wooden door of the kitchen. It’s Auntie Aisha, hugging a bundle of blanket-wrapped flatbread fresh out the oven. Her entrance brings simultaneous gusts of warm greetings and cold morning air rushing off the dunes on the edge of town. “Sabah al-khair—good morning,” Aisha says […]
Sent into Unwelcoming Places
“It’s time for you to go home now,” the stern officer said to Russell, a long-term Frontiers worker. “You’re not welcome here.” For days, the officer with the secret police had been following him. Other undercover policemen harassed him on the street, bumping into him aggressively and intimidating him. Then […]