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Muslims plead for Bibles

Dear Subscriber,

Across the Islamic world God is at work in a powerful way as thousands of Muslims are coming to Christ! And when a Muslim is seeking to know about Jesus, they come to us in search of a Bible.

Today I am offering you the chance to put a Bible into the hands of a Muslim seeker.

To make your gift even more meaningful we have been offered a $10,000 Challenge Grant to provide these urgently requested Bibles! Which makes your gift even more important!

Bibles are scarce in most Islamic countries where it’s illegal to convert from Islam to Christianity. So we have set a goal to distribute at least 4,000 Bibles to Muslim seekers in these countries over the next few months.

And if we meet this $10,000 Challenge Grant, we can meet this goal! I think you can see why I’m asking you to give an online gift to Open Doors today.

Through your gift, you’ll not only help meet the challenge… but help deliver Bibles to Muslim seekers who risk their lives just to know more about Christ. You’ll be giving them the one thing that can change their life for eternity!

So thank you for your gift. And thank you for helping us advance the gospel where faith costs the most.

Brother Andrew
Brother Andrew
Open Doors USA
ECFA A higher standard. A higher purpose.
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body of Christ in the West to reach out to our suffering brothers and sisters." - Rick Warren, Author of
"The Purpose Driven Life"
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