This Christmas, every donation for a missionary is like a light in the darkness. ⭐
Your generous gestures enable Martin's work to bring the Good News to souls in need through television programmes, social networks and follow-up work.
Thank you for making this hope shine in North Africa ! 🎄🎀
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Dear supporters,
You may be wondering where the regular donations and support I receive go.
So let me explain it all to you in a simple and transparent way! I hope it will enlighten you and give you an idea of the impact of your generosity.
- For donations from the UK:
These go to A.W.M. (Arab World Ministries), an organisation with missionaries like me, working in the Muslim world.
Thanks to you, dear supporters, I receive monthly financial support that enables me to live and continue this important work.
- For donations from France:
Réverbe (formerly MENA, the French missionary organisation), notifies me of each donation, and I can then decide whether to allocate it to my salary or to a specific project linked to my missionary work (purchase of equipment, travel expenses, etc.).
In short, it is thanks to your personal support, 💗 that I can continue to bring the Gospel to the people of North Africa. 🌍🙏
Thank you for being pillars of support in this adventure! May your lives be a reflection of the love and light you so generously share.💗
For many Muslims, the Bible is often perceived as an altered book of no real value, while the Koran is seen as the only trustworthy reference. Yet most of them have never had the opportunity to hold or read a Bible.
So how do you introduce the richness of the Word of God to those who are beginning to take an interest in the Christian faith?
In this extract from a programme in Kabyle, we want to invite young people to explore and study the Bible, to discover it as a treasure that enlightens and transforms lives.
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Tonight, it's winter holidays in Alsace! And we'd rather be dreaming of snow, skiing and tobogganing... except that there isn't any snow! 😥
So instead, we find ourselves dreaming of beaches, sunshine and fine sand...⛱
A well-known poem in the form of a prayer comes to mind: "Footprints on the sand" which has now been translated into hundreds of languages!
I still have this bookmark that was given to me years ago and which is still in my Bible, in the same place...
Isn't it incredible that God is so close to us? And he carries us when we are at the end of our tether.
Thank you too for "carrying" us in prayer so that :
- Satellite TV broadcasts will start up again very soon
- Martin will no longer be entirely alone in programming these programmes
- Z., the person who coordinates the social networks for C.N.A., will find financial support at the end of the month
- The Ramadan period (9 March to 11 April) can be an opportunity for Muslims to seek the way, the truth and the life...
God bless you, and thank you for your prayerful support.
"Don't base your faith on that of others, do your own research! "
Iliès, a young man of 20 of Moroccan and Tunisian origin, claimed at the time that he had chosen to be a Muslim. His parents were also practising Muslims.
But the COVID and the confinement that goes with it came as a bit of a shock, because for the first time he felt alone.
During the month of Ramadan, he wanted to get even closer to God, read the Koran assiduously and understand his religion, Islam, for himself.
One day, on his prayer mat, he broke down in tears for no reason and received a revelation: Islam is not the truth!
So, rejecting this idea, he studied Islam even more and, while researching, he read the Bible and glimpsed another facet of Jesus that he didn't know: Jesus, Son of God. He began to compare the Bible and the Koran and suddenly realised that he didn't know God.
He prayed every day that God would reveal Himself to him.
One evening, some friends invited him to a prayer meeting. To please them, he went, but sat in his corner waiting for "it to pass".
But God spoke to him through the pastor of the church and Iliès discovers a true heart-to-heart relationship with his God.
He became passionate about Jesus and wanted to share what matters most to him now: his faith in Jesus Christ.
Listen to his testimony on youtube!
Hello everyone,
A brand new possibility is now open to you, UK residents: it is now possible to make a donation to C.N.A. (North African Channel) via A.W.M. (Arab World Ministries).
A.W.M. will transfer the donation to C.N.A. and you will also benefit from Gift Aid.
You just need to specify, of course, that the donation is for C.N.A.
Previously, sending money to a charity based in France was a real hassle. Thanks to this 'partnership', it's now possible!
To clarify the situation, Martin has been an AWM missionary since 1983 and still is! He has just been "sent" to work for the C.N.A. mission since 2015.
Again, we are greatly grateful for your prayers and commitment to the Lord first, to Martin as a missionary and to the North African channel.
May God's grace abound in you, be blessed. 💐
During the Christmas period, the season of generosity par excellence, it's easy to imagine that some people might feel a little weary of the many requests for donations.
That's why 2 Corinthians 9:7 makes so much sense:
"Let every man give as he has purposed in his heart, without sorrow or compulsion; for God loves a cheerful giver."
From Monday, Karim Mestar is launching a major campaign to raise funds for C.N.A.
The channel must continue to broadcast its programmes by satellite 24 hours a day in 2024.
May the Lord give each of us the deep conviction that our contribution will be invested in the right place to accomplish His will.
The Caribbean weather isn't exactly on the cards!🌧️
The wind, rain and cold didn't help to prolong our outing at Stonehaven...😌
But our consolation is to see some very dear friends and members of the church in Aberdeen who are praying for us and supporting us. 💗
On Tuesday, we continue our missionary journey to Forfar, then Drumnadrochit and the surrounding area. 🚗
See you soon and God bless!
