Naïma Women's Day: gospel for Muslim women

On 28 March, Evangelie & Moslims (Gospel & Muslims) is organising its annual Naïma Women's Day. A day of meeting and encouragement for Christian women who want to share the gospel with Muslim women. Perhaps you don't have any contacts yet, but you do encounter Muslim women at work, at school, in your neighbourhood or in healthcare, and you're not sure how to connect with them to share the gospel. Then come to this inspiring day where you will receive practical tools.

The theme of the day is: One body, one mission!

Naïma Women's Day programme

The keynote speaker is Karima El-Branki from Algeria. The afternoon programme includes various workshops offering training for working with Muslim women in the Netherlands.

The programme also includes testimonies of Muslim women who have become Christians, music and an Oriental lunch. In the afternoon, there are several workshops.

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28 March 2026
De Aker, Fontanusplein 2 in Putten
10.30-16.00, walk-in from 10.00 a.m.
There will be a collection to cover expenses.

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Due to lunch, registration is required.

About Gospel & Muslims

Stichting Evangelie & Moslims supports local churches in their missionary activities among Muslims in the Netherlands. Deputies Evangelisation are represented on the board of the Gospel & Muslims Foundation. Pastor-director Rentier is available to tell more in a church service or at a church evening On the faith conversation with Muslims.

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