Fruit to Harvest

• God’s Spirit is moving across the Muslim world in unprecedented ways. It is truly astounding. Fruit to Harvest is not only encouraging, but it documents best practices of highly effective Christians reaching all corners of the Muslim world. You see the fingerprints of God all over the pages of this book.

  Dan Hitzhusen, Global Church-Planting strategist 

• This book is the latest broad update of what God is doing in the Muslim World today. It is based on a large consultation in Chiang May, Thailand, in 2017 with a significant percentage of converts from Islam. Within the turmoil of the news, the church is growing as never before, with implications for nationals and expatriates alike.

  Dr. J. Dudley Woodberry, Dean Emeritus and Senior Professor of Islamic Studies School of Intercultural Studies, Fuller Theological Seminary

• I found Fruit to Harvest to be a collection of captivating stories of mustard seeds of God's kingdom planted in what seemed for generations to be desert places, but now these seeds are becoming large trees before our very eyes. The stories are so significant not only because they are told by the people who have experienced those stories, but also describe how Jesus is building His Church all over the world.

  Dr. Bekele Shanko, Vice President for Cru & President for GACX

• This compendium will become a classic reference book for those seriously engaged in work among Muslims.

  Victor Hashweh,  United Family International. London, United Kingdom

• Fruit to Harvest is an important current resource for anyone working in Muslim ministries or praying for Muslims. Inside you’ll find latest trends in Muslim ministry, stories and ideas emanating from the global south and guidance to help identify and reach vast communities still unengaged with the Gospel.

  Ken Nomadic, Peoples Network

Authors

• Gene Daniels
  Gene Daniels

  Gene Daniels (D Lit et Phil, University of South Africa) has been a missionary and researcher in the Muslim world for over twenty-five years. He and his family started their journey in Central Asia as church planters among unreached Muslim people groups. Daniels has authored several books and dozens of articles. Above all, he longs to someday hear the words, “Well done my good and faithful servant.”

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• Pam Arlund
  Pam Arlund

  Pam Arlund holds a BA from The George Washington University and an MA and PhD in linguistics from the University of Texas at Arlington. After attending Urbana as a student leader with InterVarsity, she spent ten years as a church planter and Bible translator in Central Asia, witnessing the first believers among a small people group. For more than fifteen years, she has taught Perspectives courses globally and serves with All Nations International and the Society of the Good Shepherd. Author of scholarly works and Stick Figures Save the World, she equips disciples worldwide. She lives in Kansas City, Missouri.

  Pam Arlund tiene una licenciatura (BA) de la Universidad George Washington y una maestría (MA) y doctorado (PhD) en lingüística de la Universidad de Texas en Arlington. Después de asistir a Urbana como líder estudiantil con InterVarsity, pasó diez años como plantadora de iglesias y traductora de la Biblia en Asia Central, siendo testigo de los primeros creyentes entre un pequeño grupo étnico.  Durante más de quince años, ha enseñado cursos de Perspectivas a nivel global y sirve con All Nations International y la Sociedad del Buen Pastor. Autora de obras académicas y de Stick Figures Save the World, capacita a discípulos en todo el mundo. Vive en Kansas City, Missouri.

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Editor

• Jim Haney
  Jim Haney

  Jim Haney served as Director of Global Research for the International Mission Board, Richmond, Virginia, and coordinator for Vision 5:9’s Global Trends Task Force from 2005 to 2018. Before that, Jim planted churches among Muslims on missions and missiology.

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