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From the straight path to the narrow way : journeys of faith / edited by David Greenlee ; associate editors, P. I. Barnabas ... [et al.]

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Waynesboro, GA : Authentic Media, 2006Description: xv, 333 p. : ill. ; 22 cmISBN:
  • 1932805427 (pbk.)
  • 9781932805420 (pbk.)
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 266.088 GRE F
LOC classification:
  • BV2625 .F76 2006
Contents:
The "good news" is good news! / David Greenlee -- A global perspective on Muslims coming to faith in Christ / J. Dudley Woodberry -- Worldview transformation / Paul G. Hiebert -- Conversion through the looking glass: Muslims and the multiple facets of conversion / David Greenlee and Rick Love -- The role of the scriptures in Muslims coming to faith in Jesus / David Maranz -- Theological implications of changes in Christian approaches to Islam / Jim Tebbe -- Learning from God's ways / Jean-Marie Gaudeul -- In search of a new life: conversion motives of Christians and Muslims / Andreas Maurer -- North African women and conversion: specifics of female faith and experience / Evelyne Reisacher -- Experiencing Jesus: reflections of South Asian women / Mary McVicker -- Barriers become bridges: African accounts of stages of coming to faith / Christel Eric -- Factors leading to conversion among Central Asian Muslims / Hasan Abdulahugli -- "Coming to faith" in Pakistan / Edward Evans -- A handful from an unreached megapeople / P. I. Barnabas --
Hindrances to evangelistic growth among Muslim background believer churches of the "Jijimba" people of West Africa / Dan McVey -- An insider movement among Fulbe Muslims / Lowell De Jong -- Embedment of the Gospel into the Fulbe Muslim context / Lowell De Jong -- Muslim villagers coming to faith in Christ: a case study and model of group dynamics / John Kim -- A move of God in a Muslim land / Richard Tucker -- The beauty of Jesus as an evangelistic factor / Abraham Durán -- Looking back: a personal reflection / Helen Steadman -- Looking ahead / David Smith
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The "good news" is good news! / David Greenlee -- A global perspective on Muslims coming to faith in Christ / J. Dudley Woodberry -- Worldview transformation / Paul G. Hiebert -- Conversion through the looking glass: Muslims and the multiple facets of conversion / David Greenlee and Rick Love -- The role of the scriptures in Muslims coming to faith in Jesus / David Maranz -- Theological implications of changes in Christian approaches to Islam / Jim Tebbe -- Learning from God's ways / Jean-Marie Gaudeul -- In search of a new life: conversion motives of Christians and Muslims / Andreas Maurer -- North African women and conversion: specifics of female faith and experience / Evelyne Reisacher -- Experiencing Jesus: reflections of South Asian women / Mary McVicker -- Barriers become bridges: African accounts of stages of coming to faith / Christel Eric -- Factors leading to conversion among Central Asian Muslims / Hasan Abdulahugli -- "Coming to faith" in Pakistan / Edward Evans -- A handful from an unreached megapeople / P. I. Barnabas --

Hindrances to evangelistic growth among Muslim background believer churches of the "Jijimba" people of West Africa / Dan McVey -- An insider movement among Fulbe Muslims / Lowell De Jong -- Embedment of the Gospel into the Fulbe Muslim context / Lowell De Jong -- Muslim villagers coming to faith in Christ: a case study and model of group dynamics / John Kim -- A move of God in a Muslim land / Richard Tucker -- The beauty of Jesus as an evangelistic factor / Abraham Durán -- Looking back: a personal reflection / Helen Steadman -- Looking ahead / David Smith

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