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Mary Did You Know (video)

5:42 in Arabic عربي, Youth by nana

This is in arabic and English – very powerful-

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Over 7 million watched this video – and were helped. You?

3:05 in Youth by nana

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Our blog is by definition something to help everyone. Our blog is here to help you understand the reason for the season, whether in Kuwait, or anywhere else. Our blog is here to help you understand there is hope: hope in financial crisis, hope in economic downturn, hope to face the future, hope to face God, hope, based on faith. Faith is not just hope, not just love, it is hope in your Creator to know him, personally.

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The Heart of Worship – Flash show

2:17 in Youth by nana

Living Sacrifice – the shape of worship in everyday life

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Free Paradox of Our Times Show

4:34 in Teaching by nana

Here is a slideshow called, “Paradox of Our Times”

or in Arabic: تناقضات عصرنا الحاضر

In hectic times like this it is a good reminder. Enjoy!

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The Apostle For Islam – Samuel Marinus Zwemer

10:40 in Teaching by nana

Missionary extraordinaire to Muslims

2002 is the 50th anniversary of the death, in April 1952, of Samuel Marinus Zwemer. Though unknown outside specialist missionary circles, he was widely acknowledged in his lifetime as the world’s foremost authority on all matters relating to Christian witness to Islam.This reputation emerged from a 50-year career involving pioneer missionary work, literature propagation and advocacy work on behalf of mission to Muslims and finally a career in teaching and writing on missionary theology and practice.

Samuel Zwemer was born to Dutch immigrant parents in Vriesland, Michigan on April. Samuel was the 13th of 15 children! The family’s extremely strong Christian home environment was testimony to the French Huguenot extraction of their forebears who had settled in Holland. Four of the five brothers entered the Christian ministry as pastors or missionaries. One sister, Nellie, spent 40 years as a missionary in Amoy, China. Samuel himself could not recall having any other ambition than being a Christian missionary.

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