Preparing Our Child for Burial

What do you do when your baby is vomiting and passing blood, the local hospital can’t perform the needed surgery, your car won’t start, the ambulance driver won’t answer his phone, and you are over 500 miles from a doctor who could save your daughter’s life? This isn’t a hypothetical […]

The Muslim Who Loved Christmas

“Those cookies are beautiful!” Basima remarked. She took out her phone and snapped a photo of the tree-shaped Christmas cookies I’d set down on the coffee table. “You’re making too much fuss about those cookies, Basima,” scolded Fatima, the hostess. “Well, they are beautiful,” Basima retorted to her friend. “I […]

When God Calls You to Pray

I met Ellen in a chance encounter at an Indian restaurant in the US. It happened just before my family and I moved overseas to live among an unengaged Muslim people group. Ellen had a heart to serve and told us she would pray for our ministry. She loved visiting […]

A Harvest Amidst Persecution

Ibrahim is a Muslim-background follower of Jesus being mentored by Nathan, a Frontiers team leader. Tragically, Ibrahim’s close friend and ministry partner, Samir, was abducted and killed for his faith in Christ. Three other believers close to Samir were also abducted. Understandably, Ibrahim has been struggling with heartache and confusion. […]

Syrian Refugee Update: Bible Studies and Baptisms

In the midst of tragedy, God is drawing Syrian Muslims into His kingdom. While serving in a refugee settlement near the Syrian border, a veteran Frontiers team leader discovers that many Muslims are hungrier than ever to study the Word of God. “During a recent two-week period, we visited over […]

Jesus Is for Muslims

There we were in language class, when Manal, my Muslim language helper, halted the lesson. “I need to read about all of Jesus’ life,” she said out of the blue. Startled, I looked up from the list of new vocabulary words she was teaching me. I asked Manal to tell […]

You’re the Tenge to My Dollar

I found my first penny on the stairs at O’Hare airport. I was coming back from visiting with Frontiers, where I had just decided to join their ministry to Third-Culture Kids (TCKs). My heart was filled with excitement to serve these children of field workers who are growing up outside […]

Finding Peace Through Grace

“In the hour of my anger, I forget about God,” Rahima confessed. Rahima has been our neighbor for three years. Her name means grace in Arabic. With her tall and lean figure, kind eyes, and hands that are quick to help, Rahima truly embodies the meaning of her name. Rahima, […]

Prayer for the Caucasus Region

The Caucasus is a small mountainous region with over one hundred unique and indigenous languages. Stretching between the Black and Caspian seas, the Caucasus includes the countries of Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia—as well as the southernmost parts of the Russian Federation. It is one of the most ethnically diverse regions […]

Pray for Mosul

The offensive effort to take back the city of Mosul, Iraq has begun. This city, which is the ancient site of Nineveh, has been held by ISIS since 2014 Our hearts are heavy. We are surrounded by neighbors who have already lost more of their loved ones than we ever could […]