Sharing the Gospel with Middle-Eastern/Muslim Friends 

Finding a Romanian or a Mexican, Haitian or Turk at a local shop is not a novel experience these days.  The foreign-born population has been steadily increasing since 1970. Van Sanders of the Church Planting Group, North American Mission Board, tracks these people groups in an effort to evangelize them more effectively. He has already pinpointed a group of Yemeni Arabs in Michigan, Iranians in Los Angeles, and Poles in Chicago. 

In order to share the gospel with all these groups more effectively, we must understand their culture.  Read more

How does the church reach out to its Muslim neighbors — with hatred or love, fear or trust, indifference or hope? How do on-mission Christians bridge the gap?  Read more about sharing Christ with Muslim friends . . . Read more