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Maybe the untimely death of his wife had something to do with it.

Or maybe now at a mature 41 years of age, "A.K." is starting to think of eternity--after all there are possibly more days behind him than ahead.

Whatever brought it about, he decided to go ahead and do it. He did it while sitting at his computer in Alexandria, Egypt. What did he do?

He enrolled online at Al-Kitab Scripture Research Institute, our Muslim-friendly Internet Bible Correspondence School. Now he is reading the Bible and having it explained in a way that may well lead to saving faith in Jesus Christ.

"A.K." is the latest dear Muslim to enroll as an online Bible student in our cyber-evangelistic outreach. Keep him in your prayers. He is looking for answers. Pray that God will show him that Jesus is the Answer.

So far, Al-Kitab has 18 students--all Muslim. They live in countries such as Malaysia, Netherlands, South Africa, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, and others. The youngest is 18-year-old Sam, a second-generation Muslim immigrant in England. The oldest student is "Abraham", now retired and still going strong at 81!

God loves these people. And even though I've never seen them, I love them too, and perhaps you do too. May God bless them as you pray and as you support this ministry.

With sincere appreciation,

George