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Don Little

Biography

Don Little earned a DMin at Gordon-Conwell. Little has served as an Islamic missiologist and editor with Pioneers, co-founded the Lilias Trotter Center, and taught Islamic studies and missiology at Houghton College and Asbury Theological Seminary. Little wrote Effective Discipling in Muslim Communities (2015).

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From Cairo to Christ

Evangelism & Missions

“From Cairo to Christ is both a compelling first-person narrative of one Egyptian Muslim's journey to Christ and into fruitful Christian ministry among Muslims globally and also a helpful analysis of Islam and Muslims in our twenty-first-century world. Abu Atallah doesn't downplay profoundly disturbing aspects of Islam, nor does he hesitate in critiquing some embarrassing negative Christian attitudes toward Muslims. Atallah's often painful journey helpfully illuminates typical experiences for believers out of Islam as they seek to live their lives in faithfulness to their new Lord in Muslim communities, both in the Muslim world and here in the West. This short book provides invaluable perspective into the experience of those who follow Christ out of Islam as well as penetrating insights into the beliefs and experiences of Muslims in the Arab world and America today. I warmly commend it to those who desire to better understand and befriend both their Muslim neighbor and their Christian friend who was once a Muslim.”

The Secret Lives of Tentmakers

Evangelism & Missions

“A. G. Smith has given the church and global missionary community an invaluable, urgently needed guide for all called into nations that actively restrict gospel witness. . . . As an experienced tentmaker who has trained in-service missionaries for twenty-eight years, I regard this as essential reading for every agency, sending church, and current and future tentmaker.”

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