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Topic: Mission and Evangelism
Though Samuel Zwemer saw only a few dozen Muslims come to Christ through his ministry, he was the greatest missionary the United States has ever sent to the Islamic world. His zeal and perseverance launched a modern missionary movement to…
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Topic: Mission and Evangelism, Uncategorized
A litany is a form of prayer in which a leader says a series of short prayers and the people respond together with the same words each time, such as “Lord, have mercy.” This shared pattern helps the congregation pray…
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Topic: Mission and Evangelism, Uncategorized, Refugees
A stone statue of Saint Francis adorns my garden, purchased years ago by my late wife at an auction in Columbia, South Carolina. He stands 25 inches tall, dressed in the simple garb of a mendicant, with a beggar’s bowl…
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Topic: Mission and Evangelism, Uncategorized, Refugees, Book Review, Folk Islam
Safiya Yun’s Fear of the Evil Eye: A Missional Approach Toward the Envious Gaze Among Young Jordanian Muslim Women is about folk Islam in Jordan, but the implications reach all across the Middle East, and beyond. Safia Yun has interviewed sixty…
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Topic: Mission and Evangelism, Uncategorized, Refugees, Book Review, Folk Islam, Ramadan
This thirty day Ramadan prayer guide will help Christians to pray for and graciously interact with Muslims during the fasting month of Ramadan. Even in the West, most Muslims find conversations on spiritual topics normal, and Ramadan is a time…
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Topic: Mission and Evangelism, Uncategorized, Refugees, Book Review, Folk Islam, Ramadan, Mission and Evangelism, Zwemer
A note about Muslim ministry from the Zwemer Center’s Director, I was 18 years old when the Lord placed a burden on my heart to bring the gospel to Muslims. A year later, I married my high school sweetheart, who…
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Topic: Mission and Evangelism, Uncategorized, Refugees, Book Review, Folk Islam, Ramadan, Mission and Evangelism, Zwemer, Shariah Law
In some places, non-Muslims are experiencing enormous restrictions on their human rights in countries where Islamic Sharia law forms the basis of the constitution. It is part of the self-image of such countries to protect and promote Islam, while members…
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Topic: Mission and Evangelism, Uncategorized, Refugees, Book Review, Folk Islam, Ramadan, Mission and Evangelism, Zwemer, Shariah Law, Israel and Palestine
I hope I hardly need to point out that we are dealing here with one of the most complex, bitter and long-standing conflicts in the world in the last 100 years, and that this conflict has far-reaching implications for the…
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Topic: Mission and Evangelism, Uncategorized, Refugees, Book Review, Folk Islam, Ramadan, Mission and Evangelism, Zwemer, Shariah Law, Israel and Palestine, Dialogue, Mission and Evangelism
Christianity and Islam have many similarities as well as significant differences. Throughout history, the relationship between Christians and Muslims has ebbed and flowed between peaceful coexistence, avoidance, and violence. Even during times of peace, mutual misunderstandings often pervade, leading to…
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Topic: Mission and Evangelism, Uncategorized, Refugees, Book Review, Folk Islam, Ramadan, Mission and Evangelism, Zwemer, Shariah Law, Israel and Palestine, Dialogue, Mission and Evangelism, Faith & Practice
The world is in a mess, with Muslim nations seemingly experiencing more than their share of struggles. Not long ago, news focused on the utter devastation and death caused by a massive earthquake in Southern Turkey and Northern Syria. In…
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Topic: Mission and Evangelism, Uncategorized, Refugees, Book Review, Folk Islam, Ramadan, Mission and Evangelism, Zwemer, Shariah Law, Israel and Palestine, Dialogue, Mission and Evangelism, Faith & Practice, Culture and Worldview, Muslim Women
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The Unseen Reality: A Panoramic View of Spiritual Warfare
