In the last 20 years, more and more Muslims have chosen to follow Jesus despite social pressure and persecution. Discover the three main reasons that Muslims are coming to faith in Christ and be inspired and equipped to join in the greatest spiritual awakening among Muslims this century.
Understanding and Engaging Global Faiths
Muslim women on campus are a diverse group, coming from different countries with different longings, needs, and understandings of their faith. Learn practical information, ideas for activities, and Scripture studies to help you befriend and minister to Muslim women.
What do you need to know about the Qur’an to help you interact with Muslim friends? Are there ways the Qur’an can help start witnessing conversations? Understand more of Islam’s holy book and what it says about Jesus.
In an era with strong viewpoints on all sides and frequent misunderstandings, how can we look like Christ to Muslims? We’ll discuss how to befriend Muslims, tips for building trust in relationships and partnerships, and events you and your campus ministry or church can organize with and for Muslims.
Hindus are generally loving, hospitable, religious, and culturally diverse. However, it is not easy to reach them with the gospel. Their pantheistic and inclusive belief system can make it hard for them to understand the Christian view of God. Come and explore the sociocultural methods and approaches to share your Christian faith with Hindus.
Do you wish you could get into more spiritual conversations with Muslim friends? One of the best ways is through sharing gospel stories. We will find relevant Bible passages and practice connecting them to the topics that arise naturally in daily conversation. These quick oral Bible studies can be a helpful stepping stone to deeper studies.
The Church of Latter-day Saints, or Mormons, constitutes a large, unreached people group, both globally and in the U.S. Their strong religious and cultural identity makes them resistant, but more and more of them are open to the gospel. Come learn how to reach your Mormon neighbor in ways that answer their specific challenges to the Christian faith and account for their unique cultural identity.
Learn how to have productive conversations with unbelieving friends, neighbors, and coworkers. Examine common atheist and humanist arguments and tactics and learn a holistic Christian response that includes intellect, caregiving, and friendship.