operation transit  

A North American offered a New Testament as a part of a gift packet to a North African man in Algeciras, Spain while Spaniards looked on to see how it was done.  The enthusiastic North African accepted the packet asking for a second for his friend.  The distributors continued on their way. 

As the North American later walked nearby, the North African shouted, "How do I become like one of you?"  The North American then sat beside him, taking the man to the back of the New Testament where there was a gospel presentation printed in Arabic.  The North African read the gospel message to the distributor.  In the process he, the North African, trusted Jesus to come into his life to forgive him and change him.

Having explained that he would find an Egyptian friend to come meet the North African, the North American left to see how the Spaniards were getting along.  The Spaniards were seeing many accept their free gifts.  The Egyptian and North American went back to the North African.  The Egyptian ascertained that the man had trusted in Jesus.  "Where is Jesus now?"  "He is in my heart!"

Two days later, the Egyptian called the man up once again.  Asking how he was doing, the man responded with the certainty of Jesus in his life.  Several months later this North African continued to assure another North African believer who maintained contact that Jesus was there within him.

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Christians from all over the world distribute
New Testaments
some form of the JESUS Film in DVD,
Old Testament prophet DVDs,

books by the popular author, Josh McDowell, and  Wonder Books for children
to millions of North Africans who travel by ferry each year between Africa and Europe.

Arabic-speaking Christians share the gospel with all who show interest.
For the interested, opportunity is given to meet with other believers who live near where they themselves reside.

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Mark 4:26-29

26 And He was saying, “The kingdom of God is like a man who casts seed upon the soil; 27 and he goes to bed at night and gets up by day, and the seed sprouts and grows—how, he himself does not know. 28 “The soil produces crops by itself; first the blade, then the head, then the mature grain in the head. 29 “But when the crop permits, he immediately puts in the sickle, because the harvest has come.”