Thinking Like a Missionary: Mary, Catholicism, and Syncretism
How should missionaries think about the role of Mary and the saints in the Roman Catholics they’re reaching?
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The Man Who Hated Christians
When an alcoholic Catholic set out to prove the church wrong, he ended up on a course to lead it.
The Ministry of Daniel Araujo
When an alcoholic tastes the sweetness of Christ, he gives up his addiction to become a prolific church planter.
Why Europe Needs Missionaries: Reaching Roman Catholics in Italy
Is Europe “reached”? ABWE missionary Jonathan Kleis explains why places like Italy are more secular and pagan than Christian.
Dean Inserra on America’s Most-Underrated Mission Field
Cultural Christians are everywhere—from mainline churches to the Bible belt. But the issue is an evangelistic issue, not just a discipleship one.
The Key to Effectively Engaging Muslim Refugees
Afghani believer Mariya Dostzadah Goodbrake shares how God brought her from Sunni Islam, through New Age mysticism and Roman Catholicism, to Christ.