Faith's Journey

True faith can never be a static belief in dogma. Rather, faith speaks of entering a relationship of trust and obedience with Divine Revelation; of being transformed by personal contact with that which is intangible; the unseen. Therefore, subjective feeling is not enough. The quest is to find the meeting place where subjective experience meets the objectivity of Truth. That is Faith's Journey; where all is summed up in the totality of Christ.

Wednesday, November 29, 2006

Christian Gunned Down in Kashmir


There are a lot of stories I could have highlighted right now. Yet this picture of children in Kashmir featured on www.mnnonline.org tells of hope and innocence. Yet violence abounds very close to home, as the following Mission Newwork News report filed on 29.11.06 tragically reveals:
Kashmir (MNN) -- A tragedy has hit a ministry in the predominately Muslim region of Kashmir. Bob Savage with Partners International says they're supporting a program called, 'Seeker Seminars' for Muslims interesting in learning about Christianity. The first convert from these seminars became actively involved in evangelism. However, his story took a tragic turn.

"He would bring people to these seminars when they happened. As often happens, a guy like him attracts bad attention. And, some people were watching him and threatening him and they just came up and point blank range and shot him." He leaves a wife and five children.

Will these 'Seeker Seminars' continue? Savage says, "People are nervous, but they'll go on. I mean, all of these guys, they know that it's a lot of risk what they've been doing. That's part of their life. Out of their commitment to reach these areas they just keep going back. You've got to admire that. It's really heroic."

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1 Comments:

  • At Saturday, 05 July, 2008 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

    I will consider myself BLESSED to give up my life because of my FAITH to GOD... So I dont pity those people who wants to be converted as Christians and will lose their lives because of their beliefs to Christ!

     

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