An Invitation to Grow
Are you from a new follower of Isa (Jesus) from a Muslim background?
If so, you have immediate and long term needs. Immediate needs are to be integrated into the fellowship of believers in Christ through a local church and a small group and/or mentor. Long-term, you need to grow in spiritual maturity through the help of a church, mentor, and other resources.
We’d love to help you get connected to a fellowship of believers and mentor to help you grow. We also offer a variety of resources and tools to help you learn more and go deeper in your walk with Isa al-Masih (Jesus the Messiah).
Connect with a Mentor:
Private and confidential meetings with an experienced mentor who will be glad to talk and pray with you. (COMING SOON)
Find a Fellowship:
Discover a community of Jesus followers near you where you can worship and grow. (COMING SOON)
Consider Serving:
Learn about what it means to be a mentor and how you can walk alongside new believers from Muslim backgrounds. (Note: mentorship opportunities are designed primarily for alumni of CSLI Fellows Programs)
Suggested Resources
Explore our collection of resources designed to encourage your faith. Learn more about the Bible, Jesus, and the freedom and hope offered through the gospel.
The Injil of Isa:
Discover the meaning of the gospel of Jesus and what it means for your life.
Has the Bible been corrupted?
What did Muhammad and the Qur’an teach about the Bible and has it been changed over time?
Do Muslims and Christians worship the same God?
There are three major characteristics of God that are absent from the Qur’an yet present throughout the Bible. Learn more about God, Islam, and Christianity.
Women and the Injil
Discover how the Gospels offer a view of women which sets them free to reach their fullest potential and find true freedom and hope.
An Iranian Woman shares her journey of faith
Maryam Rostampour describes her remarkable encounter with Jesus and how he continues to protect and guide her life.
Jesus Among Islam
Discover how Jesus is becoming the prophet of hope today for Muslims because of his evolution from classical understandings.