The Gospel : the power of God for salvation mobilizing the church for evangelism to Muslims

Barbara Yandell

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The Gospel : the power of God for salvation mobilizing the church for evangelism to Muslims

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Barbara Yandell. The Gospel : the Power of God for Salvation Mobilizing the Church for Evangelism to Muslims. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/3e0e0592-b418-43f7-ad0e-421bbfee5ffc?q=2018.

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B. Yandell. The Gospel : the power of God for salvation mobilizing the church for evangelism to Muslims. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/3e0e0592-b418-43f7-ad0e-421bbfee5ffc?q=2018

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Barbara Yandell. The Gospel : the Power of God for Salvation Mobilizing the Church for Evangelism to Muslims. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/3e0e0592-b418-43f7-ad0e-421bbfee5ffc?q=2018.

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Global geo-political realities have unsettled and promoted massive movements of Muslims fleeing countries formerly restricting Christian witness into Europe and North America. Many current Islamic regimes have been destabilized contributing to Muslims experiencing cognitive dissonance, disillusionment and despair. Christians now have the opportunity and urgent commission to witness to Muslims on their block, at their workplace, attending schools with their children, and attending universities. The scale of the upheaval in Islam demands an all-Church emergency mobilization training effort to fast track Church engagement with Muslims.Evangelical leaders that I have worked with my whole ministry career are asking for Biblically faithful training for evangelism and missions. Many existing courses on Islam commend highly contextualized methodologies, dynamic equivalent models, peacemaking and friendship. They do not teach the fundamentals of evangelism, of communicating the Gospel for the conversion of Muslims from Islam to Christianity. The methods of research employed are narrative inquiry in collaborative action research with colleagues having vast experience in missions, evangelism, apologetics and discipling Muslim people. Field notes, roundtable reflection, interviews and Kirkpatrick’s evaluative process collected and gleaned best practices from case studies and from the Engage Course classes that have been offered so far.

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