My Daughter, a Friend of Muslims

My eleven-year-old daughter is teaching me about sharing Jesus with Muslims. My family and I live in a small, rustic village in Southeast Asia. Most of our groceries come from little hole-in-the-wall shops scattered around the village. They are basic affairs: dirt floors, rickety counters, and some goods hanging on […]

Jesus, Refuge for Syrian Refugees

Last month the World Food Program cut monthly food assistance to Syrian refugees from about $33 to just $17. This came just a few weeks after medical aid was also cut. Two days ago I sat with a Syrian refugee, a man with six children. He was distraught. “I will […]

Welcome to Story Trade

Story Trade is a curated website of field stories and articles from around our movement. Frontiers members may copy and adapt these resources to mobilize and educate donors, supporters, and prospective field workers. All articles and stories have been sanitized for the safety of our workers and their ministries.   […]

Injustice in Sudan, a Call to Prayer

How can I pray for South Sudan? I hear their stories. I have looked into the eyes of South Sudanese refugees as they relate horrifying accounts of injustice. A young man describes how his father was killed before his eyes. Outrage rises up in my heart. Stories like his make […]

Does Your Church Know Frontiers

People often ask us for other ways they can help contribute to the mission of Frontiers. One of the first questions we typically ask in return is “Does your church know about Frontiers?” Frontiers believes that through building better partnerships with the local church here, we can bring the hope […]

Adventures in a Simple Life

I never imagined walking past a restaurant and hearing someone say in all seriousness, “This place serves an excellent camel’s liver salad.” Then again, I signed up for an adventure—and that is certainly what I’ve got. I just recently moved to my host town, and every day brings surprising discoveries. […]

Prepared by a Dream

Abdi handed us tiny cups of sweetened chai tea. It was a hot afternoon, but sitting under the shade of a tree and drinking the hot tea refreshed our bodies. “What’s this tree called in your language, Abdi?” I asked, gazing into its branches. He was about to answer when […]

Give Until I Go

I am originally from Monterrey Mexico; my first experience with global missions came at the university I attended in college. I was serving in a student ministry, and I had the opportunity to get to know some missionaries from the United States. They seemed to have such a deep sense […]

The Gift of Surrender

I cannot pinpoint the exact moment when I realized God is the God of all I need. It might have been when God miraculously provided the $9,675 I needed to buy camera equipment that was essential to my work. It may have been when I made a connection with a […]

Leading From Behind

When Ryan and Bethany met Natasha, she was no stranger to the power of evil. Born into a Muslim home in a formerly Soviet country, she came to faith in Jesus as a young woman. As a result, her father plotted to murder her. However, on the very day she […]