Women Who Go - Closed homes, open doors
There are more women than men serving in pioneering locations in the Muslim world. Leyla from our British Sending Base reflects honestly on the challenges, and on the doors God is opening.
Misunderstanding at the mosque
A visit to the mosque across the road, a simple wish to pray, and a conversation that got lost in translation. One worker reflects on what it taught him about language, labels and the joy of praying to a God who calls himself our Father.
The Women Who Welcomed Me
Cynthia arrived in Indonesia young, newly married and ready to reach people. What she learned instead was how to be welcomed, and how love and respect open the door to invitation.
Tips for engaging with your Muslim friends - Tip #2 - Put your faith on display
Most of us know we should share our faith, but where do we start? Here are simple, natural ways to begin conversations about Jesus with Muslim neighbours, friends and colleagues.
Kingdom Moments
When one man dared to speak of forgiveness at a Muslim rally, nobody expected what would happen next.
Jassim grew up knowing violence. He had every reason to carry hatred. But when he took to the microphone at a community rally calling for revenge, he chose a different path — one that would quietly transform lives across an entire region.
From mosque Bible studies to messages sent to armed groups, discover how God is faithfully building His Kingdom in the Muslim world — one conversation, one life, one Kingdom moment at a time.
Tips for engaging with your Muslim friends - Tip #1
Reaching your Muslim neighbours starts somewhere simpler — and harder — than you might think. Before the conversations, before the questions, before anything else: love them.
Not because it's easy. Not because you always feel it. But because God's love can overcome the feelings, prejudices, and fears we all carry. In this first tip, we explore what that actually looks like in practice — from the stranger next door to the refugee in your community to the person you find hardest to like at all.
Jesus had something to say about all three.
From a Dream to a Movement
It started with a dream, a simple prayer, and one man who wouldn't walk through a church door.
When pastor Nick asked God for just one person to begin reaching the Muslims in his region, he could never have imagined where that single connection would lead. What began with a Filipina woman's miraculous healing and her husband's first cautious steps into a church building would eventually become a discipleship movement spanning five cities, more than 300 new believers, and a story that reads — in Abdullah's own words — 'just like the book of Acts.'
This is what happens when ordinary people say yes to an extraordinary God.
God’s Team - Who are they?
When the task feels too big, God has already prepared the workers. Meet the three unsent groups joining Frontiers teams to reach Muslims with the gospel.
Life outside the underground church
For fifty years, migrant Christians have lived and worked in the Arab Gulf. Now a hidden movement is rising up to reach the Muslim neighbours alongside them.
