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Deborah Steiner
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From rebel to evangelist
Paul Davies used to be the boy who acted up in front of his friends. Now he takes to the streets to share the Gospel with strangers.
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Evangelism among the people
OAC Ministries is reaching people outside church life
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Saving sight in India
Siloam Christian Ministries is working to detect glaucoma and prevent blindness in India
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Telling tourists about Christ
Tell-a-Tourist took place in London over Easter for the first time
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Buzz words that work
At the Buzz Club, a Saturday morning drop-in geared to families, simple words of welcome help engage with people.
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Ministering to the marginalised in Pakistan
Siloam is working with Pakistani Christians trapped in bonded labour
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A missionary's service and honour
After 20 years of faithful service, an Albanian town has made a British missionary an 'Honoured Citizen'
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Fighting slavery with music and drama
Celebration and slavery are not an obvious combination but that's what the Freedom Festival recently brought together in Muswell Hill, London
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Telling those who wouldn't otherwise hear
What makes a man who serves on local Boards of Governors take to the streets?
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Beyond the riots
The problems society faces may vary but the solution remains the same - the love of God, says Open Air Campaigners
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Reaching the world from the London pavement
Street evangelists reach visitors to London with sketchboards and short evangelistic messages
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Laughing at life
For Mark Greenwood, comedy isn't just a way of making people laugh, it's also a way of introducing them to the Gospel
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Using storytelling and wristbands to spread the Gospel
Evangelists get creative with their words and hands to communicate the Gospel at the Royal Cornwall Show
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Presenting Christ by creative means
Music and drama, puppetry and imaginative object lessons all serve to communicate the Gospel effectively.
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Fundraising concert for deaf children in Kenya
A major concert aims to raise funds for suffering deaf children in a remote area of Kenya.
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