David and Bee talk about their unexpected journey into serving Muslim refugees in Indonesia. Hear stories of miraculous conversions, new discipleship groups, and the birth of a Farsi church!

David and Bee talk about their unexpected journey into serving Muslim refugees in Indonesia. Hear stories of miraculous conversions, new discipleship groups, and the birth of a Farsi church!

Listen to part two of Rashidah's conversation with Allen, a Christian minister from the Middle East, as he shares stories and strategies for building bridges to the Gospel with Muslims.

Listen as Allen, a Christian immigrant from the Middle East, speaks about his remarkable journey in sharing the Gospel with Muslims and mobilizing Christians in his local community.

Anne, a long-term missionary to the Middle East, shares how to walk with our Muslim friends through shame and trauma.

Walking alongside our Muslim friends as they experience crises and the devastation of shame presents unique challenges and opportunities. In this conversation, we welcome back Anne, a long-term, veteran missionary to the Middle East, as she shares insights from her experiences and extensive training in honor, shame, and abuse.

Brother Samir talks about his journey as a Christian Arab man into Muslim ministry and shares some important insights into effective evangelism.

Tom and JoAnn Doyle, 20-year ministry veterans in the Middle East and co-founders of Uncharted Ministries, discuss their latest book, Women Who Risk: Secret Agents for Jesus in the Muslim World.

Listen to part two of Rashidah's inspiring conversation with Hannah as she talks about her wealth of experiences in North America ministering to refugees, reaching out to international students, and mobilizing the Church to do the same.

Listen as Hannah talks about her incredible journey in Muslim ministry that has spanned three continents and included medical missions, outreach to international students, and ministry to immigrants and refugees.

After a decade in Asia, Dr. Sam continues his passion for “medical missions” through service to immigrant and refugee communities in the United States.

Listen as Dr. Nicholas Comninellis, founder and dean of the Institute for International Medicine in Kansas City, Missouri, discusses his journey in medical missions and how the medical field opens doors to the Islamic world.

Internship director Thomas Messick and first-round intern Cristina discuss raising the next generation of leaders in Muslim ministry.

Karen Bejjani, co-founder of iHope Ministries, used to ignore or fear Muslims. Now she has something to say about ministering to Muslim women.

Born and raised in an Arab Christian family in the Muslim world, Renod Bejjani, co-founder of iHope Ministries, faced persecution for being vocal about his faith from an early age. Listen as he shares his incredible journey of learning to forgive, love, and effectively share the Gospel with Muslims. Learn more about his ministry at ihopeministries.org.

Listen in on Rashidah's inspiring conversation with missions mobilizer and sending consultant DC Keane, who helped recruit 900 missionaries to the Muslim world in his 11 years as mobilization director for Frontiers USA . His new book explores the history of Frontiers, as well as insights from 100 interviews of missionaries on how God calls people to long-term service overseas. You can find his book at missionbooks.org.

Embassy volunteer Ken asked God to send him one person online who really wanted to hear the Gospel. Listen as he shares the incredible answer to that prayer through a divine appointment with a young African Muslim who secretly had questions about Jesus. . . and who was also a military leader in the Islamic militant group Boko Haram.

Embassy volunteer Ken asked God to send him one person online who really wanted to hear the Gospel. Listen as he shares the incredible answer to that prayer through a divine appointment with a young African Muslim who secretly had questions about Jesus. . . and who was also a military leader in the Islamic militant group Boko Haram.

Rashidah continues her interview with Anthony and Kay, veteran missionaries to Afghanistan. In this episode, Anthony and Kay begin by sharing what happened after the Taliban lost control of Afghanistan following the September 11 attacks.

Rashidah interviews Anthony and Kay, who moved to Afghanistan in 1992 and experienced life there before, during, and after the first Taliban. Since relocating to the states nine years ago, they've ministered to Afghan refugees and immigrants.