January 24th - Samy Tanagho - "Sharing the Gospel with Muslims"
On Sunday morning, January 24th, Samy Tanagho will be with us for the Bible Study hour as well as in our Morning Worship Time. Samy is a lawyer who was born and raised in Egypt. He came to Christ and now spends his life sharing Christ with Muslims. God has given Samy a very effective ministry with those who are a part of Islam. Come Sunday morning to learn more about how to effectively share Christ with those who are a part of Islam. During the Bible Study hour Samy will meet with the adults for a question and answer session - then afterward in the Morning Worship service he will share with the congregation as a whole.
Samy Tanagho Biography - from his website
Samy Tanagho was born and raised in Egypt where he studied Islamic law and Islamic religion at Ain Shams University (School of Law) in Cairo, Egypt and later practiced law as an attorney. Samy is Chairman of the Board for the Glad News For Muslims non-profit corporation.
Samy has been sharing the Gospel with Muslims for over 30 years. He speaks on God's love towards sinners and how we can communicate the Gospel effectively to the people we meet, including Muslims.
Samy's passion is to encourage every member in the body of Christ to be active in fulfilling the Great Commission. His wife Hala often joins him to share her story of imprisonment in Egypt for converting from Islam to Christianity.
Samy Tanagho Biography - from his website
Samy Tanagho was born and raised in Egypt where he studied Islamic law and Islamic religion at Ain Shams University (School of Law) in Cairo, Egypt and later practiced law as an attorney. Samy is Chairman of the Board for the Glad News For Muslims non-profit corporation.
Samy has been sharing the Gospel with Muslims for over 30 years. He speaks on God's love towards sinners and how we can communicate the Gospel effectively to the people we meet, including Muslims.
Samy's passion is to encourage every member in the body of Christ to be active in fulfilling the Great Commission. His wife Hala often joins him to share her story of imprisonment in Egypt for converting from Islam to Christianity.