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Abram La Rue
January 12, 2025
The work was difficult and initially yielded little fruit, but La Rue wasn’t discouraged. He wrote, “I suppose that Hong Kong is one of the hardest places in the world in which to accomplish anything with the third angel’s message.”
Read MoreThe Biggest Decision
January 12, 2025
She remembered how her best friend had asked her to get baptized. She wondered, “Am I getting baptized because Enkhjin asked me?” She remembered how her cousin had asked her to get baptized. She wondered, “Am I getting baptized because the other Enkhjin asked me?”She remembered how Mom had suggested that she wait.
Read More“They’re Spies”
January 12, 2025
Mom was very cautious about the small Bible study group, but she also was curious. She had seen a change in Debbie. Once proud, Debbie had become mild. Once bossy, she had become obedient to her mother and respectful of her sister.
Read MoreFerdinand and Ana Stahl
January 5, 2025
“Dear afflicted brother Andrews, we deeply sympathize with you in your great sorrow. But we sorrow not as those who have no hope. . . . The Lord loves you, my dear brother, He loves you. . . ."
Read MorePrayer of Faith
January 5, 2025
He didn’t know when he would be able to go home, but he believed that God would heal him. He decided to keep praying. When he woke up the next day, he immediately prayed, “God please heal me quickly. I want to start walking on my own.
Read MoreAn Annoying Girl
January 5, 2025
After two months, Elberel had had enough. He thought it would be easier to change schools than to put up with the girl. He called his dad, who was still studying at Andrews University. “This girl keeps insulting me,” he said. “I want to transfer to public school.”
Read MoreThis Precious Heritage of Faith
December 29, 2024
“Dear afflicted brother Andrews, we deeply sympathize with you in your great sorrow. But we sorrow not as those who have no hope. . . . The Lord loves you, my dear brother, He loves you. . . ."
Read MoreHappy Butterflies
December 29, 2024
Tears came to Tamir’s eyes. He wanted to play the violin and piano, and he didn’t give up. He asked again the next year when he was 6 years old. He asked when he was 7 and then 8. He asked when he was 9 and then 10.
Read MoreSomething Different
December 29, 2024
If your God really exists, you should pray for rain,” one boy said. Others agreed. “Let’s see what your God can do,” said another boy. Tsomo called together all of the teens.
Read MoreAmazing Alaskan Adventure
December 22, 2024
Matrona and the others did everything that they could to get the boat unstuck from the sandbar. They got out of the boat and, standing on the sandbar, tried to push it back into the water. The boat remained stuck.
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