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Medical Ministry to Muslims
Medical Ministry to Muslims
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Medical Ministry to Muslims
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Feb 29, 2016
Medicine provides a unique opportunity to reach into the lives of Muslim people. Aileen Coleman will share how she and her colleagues have used the treatment of Tuberculosis and other chronic diseases to share the Gospel in the Muslim context.
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