SPECIAL SERIES | Remembering 9/11

As the 10th anniversary of theSept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks approaches, CRC News has prepared a series of stories about how the Christian Reformed Church and its members have responded – and what we have learned – in the last 10 years.

We will profile people who were affected by those attacks. We will also tell stories about CRC members who have worked with Muslims, those who have fought on behalf of Muslims, those who have studied the faith and those who remain very critical of Islam and its teachings.

We will chronicle CRC ministries to Muslims that have sprung up since 9/11. We will touch on missions to Muslims, both past and present, and approaches that have been and are being taken to evangelize. While the past 10 years have seen a growth in understanding between Christians and Muslims, suspicion and hostility remain.

In the end, we will tell the story of how the Christian Reformed Church is moving forward in sharing the message of Jesus Christ with our Muslim brothers and sisters.

Story Links:

1. The Day that Changed the World
2. 9/11 Sparks a New CRC Ministry
3. Crescent Project is an Example
4. Working at Muslim Ministry
5. CTS Grads Move to Egypt
6. The Reformed 'Apostle to Islam'
7. 9/11 Was One Day in a Long History
8. CRC Mayor Supported Muslims
9. Differing Views of Muhammad
10. What the Qur’an Says about Jesus
11. Media Ministry Serves Middle East
12. Working with Muslims at Home
13. Making Christian/Muslim Relations Work
14. A Drive Through Dearborn
15. Visiting Mosques Post-9/11