Dramatized Moroccan Testimonies

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The recent news headlines from Morocco have been grim reading for missionary presence and evangelistic activity in this predominantly Muslim North African country of 35 million. The deportation of foreign Christian workers and the Moroccan government’s close monitoring of any proselytizing activity by the recognized local churches, highlight the great need and unique opportunity to use satellite TV broadcasts to bring the Gospel of Jesus Christ into every Moroccan home.

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. We believe that these testimonies will touch and penetrate the hearts of many Moroccan viewers. Whereas they can be suspicious of foreigners and easily find accusations or arguments against sermons, it will be hard for them to dismiss the stories of genuine change and new hope from their fellow Moroccans who have become Christians.

The Moroccan Testimony TV Series is one of the biggest projects for Arab Vision’s North Africa work this year. There has been a lot of planning and preparation work over the last few months, and many hurdles had to be overcome before the cameras could start rolling earlier this month. We received the following note from our producer last week –

Everyone in the team here has been working very hard, coping with long days from 9am to 11pm. Acting volunteers have been good but not always available when they said they would be, so some scenes had to be modified. I think we are getting a fantastic job done with the restricted resources we have.

Click here to read the translation of one of the testimonies used in this production.