More than a thousand Muslims are set to begin new lives as followers of Jesus Christ as they await their formal baptism in about a dozen Muslim-majority countries.
Vice-presidential candidate Mike Pence, currently governor of Indiana, signalled a shift from one of Trump's most provocative proposals during a round of television interviews.
The disparity in number is just too glaring: Out of the 12,587 Syrian refugees admitted in the United States this fiscal year, a whopping majority of them —12,486, or 98.2 percent, to be exact—were identified as Muslims, with the remaining 68, constituting just half of 1 percent of the total, being Christians, CNS News reports.
Jesus is reaching out to Muslims and the Church should do the same, according to author and Pastor Tom Doyle, who has spent 11 years as a full-time missionary in the Middle East and Central Asia.
When Islamic terrorists slammed two hijacked planes on the World Trade Center's Twin Towers, toppling them 15 years ago, they could not have foreseen that their action would help Christian missionaries bring the Gospel to more people in the Muslim world.
Nearly three million Muslims in the UK and many more around the world are preparing to end their month-long fast of Ramadan. Here is a guide of what you need to know.