Muslim Asylum Seekers Turned Away from Mosques Are Converting to Christianity
by Donna Rachel Edmunds19 Jul 2016401
A parish church in the English Midlands is converting three to four Muslim migrants to Christianity each week, simply by opening its doors and offering assistance to the newcomers. Many report having first been turned away from local mosques despite being homeless and in need.
On the face of it, St Mark’s church in Stoke-on-Trent is a typical English parish church. But over the last three years it has undergone something of a transformation into a refugee processing centre, presided over by Rev Sally Smith.
Committed to acting out her faith, Rev Smith has in some cases housed asylum seekers in her own home, given them food, furnished them with clothes, bought shoes for their children, and looked after their medical requirements. Food parcels are handed out twice a week, language lessons are on offer, and the recipients are given the bus fare, if needs be.
The result has been a wave of conversions to Christianity, as many as three or four a week on average.
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