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An Egyptian man, who earlier this year became the first Muslim to receive a conversion certificate from the Coptic Church, has been denied the right to change the religious status on his ID card by a court in Egypt. His legal team is preparing to appeal the ruling.

Satellite TV channels have become very popular in Algeria over the last few years.  However, the main digital station packages are now encrypted, leaving the Algerian viewers with very few alternatives.

Two years ago, a unique milestone for Christian media in North Africa was reached when Arab Vision produced the first episodes of a Tunisian Christian TV program. Today, many Tunisian viewers are hearing the Gospel through these TV programs and turning to Christ.

Arab Vision has been gathering the personal testimonies of Moroccan men and women who have decided to follow Christ. These are now being dramatized for a special TV series for Morocco.

Final arrangements are being made for this month’s launch of a first-of its-kind religious TV station by the Algerian government, aiming to "satisfy the programming needs of a large cross-section of Algeria’s citizens and enhance national religious identity."

One of Arab Vision's freelance producers was traveling in the region this month to collect various programming footage.   One item on his long list: a video clip of a frog!  He tells us what happened next...

Reports have come in from our North African reponse team indicating that many viewers are responding to the Gospel.  One amazing account tells the story of an old Imam and his wife deciding to follow Christ.