American churches are full of believers who want to talk to their Muslim neighbours and have no idea how to start. That is the room we were sent to.
Our flagship. Every big door has a small key — and the ten we hand you are the ones we grew up holding: what Muslims are actually taught, where the Qur’an itself opens a door to Jesus, and how to have a conversation that ends in friendship rather than a fight.
We come as we are — Vahid with a guitar and songs written in Farsi, Golsa with the story of a family that left everything. Congregations meet two people who were on the other side, and the fear in the room changes shape.
Larger gatherings, often alongside other churches in a region. Same heart, wider room: send believers home able to do something on Monday that they could not do on Sunday.
“Our heart is not to make people debaters. We want to share with you how we share the gospel with Muslims.”
