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Topic: 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, Zwemer, Samuel Zwemer
The Zwemer Center can be traced back to “the Muslim Research Institute” of the US Center for World Mission, Pasadena, CA in September 1977. It was founded to undertake the concentrated research needed to finally open the Muslim world to…
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Topic: Mission and Evangelism, Zwemer, Samuel Zwemer, Samuel Zwemer, Zwemer Archives
The Zwemer Center can be traced back to “the Muslim Research Institute” of the US Center for World Mission, Pasadena, CA in September 1977. It was founded to undertake the concentrated research needed to finally open the Muslim world to…
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Topic: Mission and Evangelism, Zwemer, Samuel Zwemer, Samuel Zwemer, Zwemer Archives, Apologetics, Mission and Evangelism, Samuel Zwemer
Biographer J. Christy Wilson has appropriately named Samuel Marinus Zwemer the “Apostle to Islam.”[1] Zwemer was born to Huguenot-Dutch parents in Vriesland, Michigan on April 12, 1867.[2] As a child, he learned to read and speak three languages, English, Dutch…
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Topic: Mission and Evangelism, Zwemer, Samuel Zwemer, Samuel Zwemer, Zwemer Archives, Apologetics, Mission and Evangelism, Samuel Zwemer, Samuel Zwemer
Despite winning only a handful of converts, Samuel Zwemer was the greatest missionary the United States has ever sent to the Muslim world. Of him, the historian Kenneth Latourette said, “No one is more deserving of the title, ‘Apostle to…
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Topic: Mission and Evangelism, Zwemer, Samuel Zwemer, Samuel Zwemer, Zwemer Archives, Apologetics, Mission and Evangelism, Samuel Zwemer, Samuel Zwemer, Uncategorized
“No one through all the centuries of Christian missions to Moslems has deserved better than Samuel Zwemer the designation of Apostle to Islam.” So wrote the great mission historian, Kenneth Scott Latourette, in the introduction to J. Christy Wilson’s biography…
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Topic: Mission and Evangelism, Zwemer, Samuel Zwemer, Samuel Zwemer, Zwemer Archives, Apologetics, Mission and Evangelism, Samuel Zwemer, Samuel Zwemer, Uncategorized, Book Review, Comparative Religion
The Muslim World (TMW) is one of the leading academic journals covering Islam worldwide. Strange it would call its own history “bigoted”. It was founded in 1911 by Samuel Zwemer, a founding father of Protestant missions in engagement with the…
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Topic: Mission and Evangelism, Zwemer, Samuel Zwemer, Samuel Zwemer, Zwemer Archives, Apologetics, Mission and Evangelism, Samuel Zwemer, Samuel Zwemer, Uncategorized, Book Review, Comparative Religion, Zwemer
Founded in 1979 at the U.S. Center for World Mission, the Zwemer Institute became a major resource and training center for Christians seeking to engage Muslims with the gospel. This need was highlighted with the emergence of the Lausanne Movement…
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Topic: Mission and Evangelism, Zwemer, Samuel Zwemer, Samuel Zwemer, Zwemer Archives, Apologetics, Mission and Evangelism, Samuel Zwemer, Samuel Zwemer, Uncategorized, Book Review, Comparative Religion, Zwemer, Zwemer
“No one through all the centuries of Christian missions to Moslems has deserved better than Samuel Zwemer the designation of Apostle to Islam.” So wrote the great mission historian, Kenneth Scott Latourette, in the introduction to J. Christy Wilson’s biography…
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Topic: Mission and Evangelism, Zwemer, Samuel Zwemer, Samuel Zwemer, Zwemer Archives, Apologetics, Mission and Evangelism, Samuel Zwemer, Samuel Zwemer, Uncategorized, Book Review, Comparative Religion, Zwemer, Zwemer, 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, Zwemer, Samuel Zwemer, Samuel Zwemer, Zwemer Archives, Apologetics, Mission and Evangelism, Samuel Zwemer, Samuel Zwemer, Uncategorized, Book Review, Comparative Religion, Zwemer, Zwemer, 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, Zwemer, Samuel Zwemer, Samuel Zwemer, Zwemer Archives, Apologetics, Mission and Evangelism, Samuel Zwemer, Samuel Zwemer, Uncategorized, Book Review, Comparative Religion, Zwemer, Zwemer, Book Review, Folk Islam, Ramadan, 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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