EVANGELISM: ARABIC STATION REACHING MUSLIMS ...

... with the Good News of Christ!

The founder of the nation's first Arabic Christian TV channel says the programming is attracting phone inquiries from curious Muslims.

The Southern California-based channel Alkarma, whose name means "the vineyard" in Arabic, premiered Oct. 17. It is the brainchild of Samuel Estefanos, an Egyptian-born businessman. [...]

He estimates there are 35 Arabic-language TV channels airing nationally, but none of them were Christian until Alkarma began. The channel, which reaches about a million Arabic speakers in the U.S., Canada and Mexico, is slowly attracting advertisers.

Okay folks, if you know any Muslims or non-Christian Middle-easteners or North Africans who speak Arabic turn them on to this.

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