Pastors serving in remote places such as bush Alaska rarely have support staff to fill in for them when they are away. When family needs or medical emergencies surface, they either try to find a qualified replacement, or they close up church until their return. Fortunately, several ABM staff have the training and skills necessary

School’s out in Alaska and folks are enjoying our beautiful Alaskan summer! No doubt you have planned some fun activities for your summer also. Amid summer’s         enjoyments, we find that unfortunately, financial support to ABM consistently drops.  This presents a challenge since summer is a busy ministry season for us. This summer we will take

Dear Readers, This week we have SUCH a treat for you. Hear straight from the heart of ABM staff missionary Conrad Peters as he courageously shares about life and polar bear plunges!_____________________________________________________________________ I remember back when I preached my first sermon at the ripe old age of seventeen. I knew a lot back then, much

Flying High, Digging Deep…I don’t think any other words could better describe our work and spiritual formation as missionaries. Earlier this month my husband and ABM missionary Pete Ekle was dropped off by bush plane to work for a week in a remote village. He was there to help a young ministry family begin building