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Protests Lead to Refugee Ministry in Germany

Protests Lead to Refugee Ministry in Germany

After the tragic murder of Khalid, a refugee from Eritrea in Germany, two missionaries were called into action and found themselves intersecting with Khalid's story in a surprising way. Photo by Jeff Ingram
Oct 12 2015
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Jeff Ingram

Jeff and his wife Anne are TEAM missionaries and church planters in Dresden, Germany. Jeff accepted his call to overseas missions at Urbana in 1981 as a college student at Virginia Tech. He went on the receive his Mater of Divinity from Columbia International University and served as a pastor Stateside before moving to Poland as church planter. Since 2013, Anne and Jeff have lived in Dresden, a city where 75% of the citizens claim no religious affiliation, to plant churches with the German Evangelical Free Church.

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Hello. Thank you for your message about Sudan. I just prayed. May God bring His true peace.

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The global refugee crisis presents new opportunities for Christians to share the gospel in word and deed. As critical needs grow, TEAM missionaries continue to partner with the local church to welcome the nations arriving on their doorstep. This month we are sharing these testimonies and hope you will follow along on TEAM’s social media and blog.  Today, Jeff Ingram, worker in Germany, gives his first-hand account of an event that made headlines earlier this year and shares how God has continued to involve his family in refugee ministry.  One Monday evening in January 2015, my wife and I went mattress shopping in downtown Dresden….

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