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Reaching Buddhists
In Buddhist-majority communities, faith often grows not through debate but through friendship, compassion, and answered prayer. This article shares stories of Buddhists who encountered God through trusting relationships and simple prayers—showing how quiet acts of love can open hearts where logic and preaching cannot.
The Great Reversal
We get our first glimpse of the all-nations theme at the Tower of Babel, where God separates and disperses earth’s inhabitants because they worship false gods (Genesis 10).
Missional Optimization: How to Explain the Truth So It Makes Sense
But why do we need missional optimization? Why doesn’t it work for us to explain the truth in the same way to everyone?
Three Windows
The main question is, how will 22 million Seventh-day Adventists reach 8 billion inhabitants in this world?
Are Sunday Worship Services a Mission Strategy?
Clinton Wahlen, associate director of the Biblical Research Institute, tackles nine common reasons that Adventists give for Sunday worship services.
Editorial
In this issue of Frontline is a story about a mission project you are helping to fund in Mongolia.
Editorial
Lynette Goude has a big heart. Big enough to embrace every child who lives in Togiak, Alaska, where she and her husband, John, serve as lay pastors.
Christ’s Metric Alone
Seventh-day Adventists are known for looking at numbers, such as baptisms and offerings, but perhaps we should be looking at a different set of numbers.
How Are We Doing?
There is evidence that our collective willingness to go or to give is in decline, despite the need of the unreached billions of the largely non-Christian countries of the “10/40 window” and of the post-Christian millions of Europe.
Embracing Cities
It was the first weekend after the September 11, 2001, attacks in New York and Washington, D.C. Graydon Carter, editor of Vanity Fair, was on the phone in his Manhattan home when he heard a band playing the "Battle Hymn of the Republic."