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Evidenced Based Practices for Healthcare Missions to Muslims

Evidenced Based Practices for Healthcare Missions to Muslims

Resource Library Evidenced Based Practices for Healthcare Missions to Muslims
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Jun 13, 2022

The Fruitful Practice research team believes that the mission community should be “good stewards” of the insight and knowledge we have collectively gained about Muslim ministry during the past twenty or thirty years. That is why we have studied best practices of Ministry in the Muslim world for over 15 years. Our goal has been to intentionally learn from successful missionaries, then pass that knowledge along to others who are engaging Muslims with the gospel.

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