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03/07/2026

Mission Story: The Unexpected Welcome

"Let’s not go there, Ate Bhing! That place feels heavy,” Gàgà said with concern in her voice. “Aren’t we looking for a person of peace? That house doesn’t peaceful. People say they’re witches!”

I paused then gently replied, “We prayed before we left. If God brought us here, then He must have prepared something for us in this place.”

We stepped forward in faith and walked toward the house. To our surprise when we knocked an elderly woman greeted us with a warm smile.

“Come in!” she said kindly.

We entered and introduced ourselves. Her husband was shucking corn so we offered to help. As we worked and chatted we discovered that they were religious people. I couldn’t help wondering why others would call them witches.

Our visit turned into a joyful, meaningful conversation.

Before leaving we prayed for them and asked if they would like to hear more Bible stories. Their answer was a quick and eager “Yes!”

Gàgà and I walked home with hearts full of joy, thanking the Lord for such a beautiful and surprising encounter.

How often do we let fear, rumors, or assumptions stop us from entering the places where God is calling us? Like the disciples in Luke 10, we are invited to look for “persons of peace,” those whose hearts are open to Him. Sometimes, though, finding them means stepping past the boundaries of comfort, prejudice, or fear.

May we always choose to trust His guidance over our fears.

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This is story is shared by Analine and John Marcial, our family missionary in Agta Project, Isabela.

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We need more missionaries in Agta Tribes in Isabela and Muslim tribes in Mindanao. If God is calling you to bring the light to them, apply now here: pfmissions.org

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01/07/2026

This Midweek, we want to pray for you.

Whatever you're carrying. Either a need, a struggle, a hope, you can share it with us in the comments or through messenger. Our team and missionaries will lift up your requests during our afternoon prayers.

You're not praying about it, alone. Comment your prayer request below. 🙏

26/06/2026

Mission Story: A Belief About Burials

In our community, there was a pregnant woman who was close to giving birth.

When the day came, she struggled through a difficult labor that lasted three days. Sadly, she did not survive, and the baby in her womb also died because it could not be delivered.

Among the Aeta people, there is a traditional belief that burials must never be done on Mondays or Fridays. According to them, breaking this rule would cause more deaths to follow in the community.

The mother and child passed away on a Sunday.

At that time, there was no embalmer available, and delaying the burial would have caused the bodies to quickly decompose. Some of our Aeta brethren came to my house to ask about this matter.

“Pastor,” they said, “is it really forbidden to bury the dead on Mondays or Fridays?”

“According to the Holy Scriptures,” I replied, “there is no command that forbids burial on these days.” Still, they were not satisfied with my answer and invited me to speak at the wake.

When I arrived, I explained to everyone the truth found in the Bible.

After I spoke, the mother of the deceased approached me and again asked “Is it really true that we shouldn’t bury the dead on Mondays or Fridays?”

I answered, “Auntie, there is nothing in the Bible that forbids this. However, if all of us here start to neglect our bodies and refuse to eat in the coming days then we will naturally grow weak and may even die. So let us take care of ourselves instead of fearing something that God’s Word does not teach.”

The mother and child were buried on a Monday.

By God’s mercy, from that day until now no one has died in our village.

Many of the traditional beliefs in this culture go against the teachings of the Bible. Others place heavy burdens on the people which have no basis in God’s Word. Yet I thank the Lord that He continues to use me as a light in this place.

Please continue to pray for the mission work in the Cabatuan Project. ❤

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This mission story is shared by Kenny Dave Dadon, our missionary in Aeta Cabatuan Project.

24/06/2026

This week, pray for an Aeta community facing real tension.

Four families recently decided to follow Jesus and be baptized.

Instead of support, they now face strong opposition from their own relatives. That opposition now reaches our Aeta missionaries and our PFM team on the ground.

Pray with us:

Pray for peace and protection over these four families
Pray for softened hearts among their relatives
Pray for courage and wisdom for our missionaries during this tension.

Your prayer is their strength! 🙏

23/06/2026

Last December, Ronald Canonoy was ready to go home.

Years of slow progress.
Few visible results.

The kind of weariness that makes a person quietly start packing up the calling they once said yes to.

But God had other plans.

In the weeks that followed, something shifted.

Bible studies that once felt like routine started becoming conversations of real faith. People who had only listened began to ask deeper questions.

Some are now being discipled. They are trained not just to believe, but to one day teach others in their own village.

Ronald Canonoy didn't see this coming. Neither did we.

But this is what Church Planting Movements look like when they're working. It's slow, quiet, and then suddenly alive.

He almost left. God interrupted him instead.

Pray for Ronald Canonoy and the believers he is currently discipling. Pray for wisdom, protection, and continued growth in this season. 🙏

09/06/2026

The exciting part about church planting movements?

Children sharing Bible stories with other children. Young believers standing up to teach their own people. Entire communities transforming as Jesus becomes the heart of their families and villages.

There are more villages in the Philippines waiting for you. Join PFM now and be part of the mission that is beyond your imagination.

Apply here: pfmissions.org/apply

24/12/2025

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Philippine Frontier Missions establishes indigenous Seventh-day Adventist church planting movements among unreached people groups.

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