80 Muslim refugees find Jesus in Germany, get baptized
By Mark Ellis, Senior Correspondent for ASSIST News Service
HAMBURG, GERMANY (ANS -- June 3, 2016)
-- A church in Hamburg, Germany recently conducted a mass baptism
filled with Muslim converts who had become disillusioned with Islam and
were looking for truth.
Shima,
one Christian convert who was baptized, said: “I’ve been looking all my
life for peace and happiness, but in Islam, I have not found it,” she
said. “To be a Christian means happiness to me.”
Another
convert, Somaz, said: “In Islam, we always lived in fear. Fear God,
fear of sin, fear of punishment. However, Christ is a God of love.”
There
has been a remarkable move of God among refugees from the Middle East
and many have converted to Christianity since their arrival in Germany.
Some
critics have charged that refugees have converted with insincere
motives, since Christian converts are given protected status by
immigration authorities in Germany because Christian converts would face
persecution if they return to their home countries.
But Pastor Babajan carefully interviews each new believer before baptism, asking how Christ has changed their lives.
Photo
captions: 1) Joyful baptism in Hamburg, Germany. 2) Pastor Babajan. 3)
Dan Wooding welcomes Mark Ellis onto the “Windows on the World” TV show.
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