Dispatches: Afghanistan 

1. Dispatches: Afghanistan

Took the highway near Jalalabad, a stretch of road popular with suicide bombers.  Afghan Army and police were everywhere setting up checkpoints here and there.  Smaller but beefier NATO units supplemented the security force. After...
Prison Song 

2. Prison Song

“And at midnight Paul and Silas prayed, and sang praises unto God: and the prisoners heard them.” (Acts 16:25) The prison train rumbled on across the Siberian vastness.  The men in their cages were headed east to the cold fringes...
Dispatches: Latvia 

3. Dispatches: Latvia

Some Christians are called to walk lonely paths, especially in dark places that are hostile to the Gospel.  But even in loneliness with an aching sense of abandonment, they find comfort in their Companion.  David experienced this,...
Dispatches: Cambodia 

4. Dispatches: Cambodia

Took Highway 3 from Bangkok to Trat, and then skirted along the Gulf of Thailand to cross into Cambodia. A 6-hour drive that took us, it seemed, past a hundred dusty towns displaying the usual fading portraits of their king and having...
New Site Launches 

5. New Site Launches

Welcome to the new Frontline Missions website. We’ll be adding new content over the next few days, so please be patient with us as we complete the transition to our new site.
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Dispatches: Afghanistan

Took the highway near Jalalabad, a stretch of road popular with suicide bombers.  Afghan Army and police were everywhere setting up checkpoints here and there.  Smaller but beefier NATO units supplemented...

Persecution Update June 2009: Saudi...

Saudi Arabia continues to be the second worst country for persecuting Christians. (North Korea is the worst.) Saudi law prohibits public worship of any religion but Islam. Last August Fatima Al-Mutairi,...

Prison Song

“And at midnight Paul and Silas prayed, and sang praises unto God: and the prisoners heard them.” (Acts 16:25) The prison train rumbled on across the Siberian vastness.  The men in their cages were...

Persecution Update May 2009: Indonesia

Three years ago in Indonesia four Christian teenage girls were attacked by radical Muslims with machetes. Only Noviana Malewa, then age 16, escaped with her life. Today, with a remarkably spiritual outlook,...
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Persecution Update May 2009: Indonesia