This summer, we will be in the land that God has called us to—the land of our hearts.
The name “Bosnia” comes from an Indo-European word Bosana, which means water.
Although there’s a lot of work to do there’s also now a growing sense of hope and expectation beginning to build.
Mahmuna and the other women had not only remembered the previous lessons; they were also sharing them with others
Then war arrived and forced her entire village to flee and seek refuge elsewhere.
We asked Frontiers’ teams serving overseas how short-term trips impacted them .
Winning a Muslim to Christ doesn’t happen through a debate. A field worker shares the key to opening hearts to the truth.
Our hope and peace don’t come from being in a specific place. They come from Jesus Christ.
By visiting other nations and engaging with their people we begin to discover God’s heart for all the families of the earth.
Joe recently went on a Frontiers prayer trip to the Turkic world to pray for towns where there are few or no believers.
Pray that they would find strength in unity, be spurred on and discover a fresh sense of vision in their work.
Ćevapi (pronounced che-va-pee) are considered the national dish of Bosnia and Herzegovina. They’re easy to make and even easier to eat!
Wednesday 4th SeptemberUrban poorIn contrast with the wealthy lives of some in urban areas, are those living in the Muslim ghettoes of Gujarat.Ghettoes might give the ide...
