Here is a series of Bible studies on the Gospel of Jesus Christ, useful in helping international student seekers understand the Gospel and in discipling new believers in Jesus Christ.
This website introduces you to a host of available resources of the oldest organization focusing exclusively on international student ministries in North America.
The Story of a Kingdom, A Simple Explanation of the Bible, by Jonathan Gibson, is a study guide for the whole Bible simplified as a story line so the it is an easier introduction of the Bible for those using English as a second language.
A report (brief history) based on my experience as a family group leader and speaker at many International Student Conferences (called "Houseparties" in InterVarsity) at Cedar Campus in upper Michigan. Don DeGraaf, author.
Interested in Africans reaching Africans for Christ? African Enterprise has been doing this for decades with major evangelistic crusades all over Africa and leaders like Michael Cassidy (S. Africa) and the late Festo Kivengere (Uganda) preaching!
Chawkat Moucarry, a Syrian Christian, considers our general attitudes to foreigners, looks at what the Bible says about aliens and summarizes the responsibilities Christians have towards foreigners living in their countries.
What happens with those who never get the chance to hear the gospel - and the implied criticism of God's justice in this case. Is there anything on the web that one could access as a Christian response to this?
Nick and Ellen Gawryletz, staff with ISMC in Canada, authored this multiple-choice Bible study guide of Acts for use among international friends. A Christian leader should make sure there is discussion of the Biblical text for each question.
Mike McGinty in Japan has created a series of Bible studies focused mainly on the life and teaching of Jesus Christ for use among Japanese, though the studies in English can be used among all internationals.
A series of 13 Bible studies on women in the Bible has been designed (and is being copywrited) for use with international students learning English as a second language.
InterVarsity USA will soon be launching a "International Groups Investigating God" (I-GIG) curriculum, designed to help staff and students in outreach to international students on North American campuses.
A book, Anthropological Reflections on Missiological Issues, which shows you how to communicate the gospel in different cultural settings without syncretism or being disingenuous about gospel truths.
Howard Killion, staff of International Students International (ISI), has authored a Bible study for international students seeking to know more about Jesus Christ. The following link is the September 2004 version.
The Japanese people have a very unified worldview. This article introduces their worldview, helps make the Gospel of Jesus Christ relevant and points to specific needs in discipling Japanese Christians.
A guideline for sharing your Christian faith using the "Broken Family Diagrams." Also included are questions for studying "The Central Message of the Bible."
The HOPE video, produced by Mars Hill Productions in the year 2002, is very multi-cultural. It supplements previous videos on the life of Christ with a broad Biblical perspective, including creation, the need for a sacrifice, etc
One of the most frequently asked questions of Christianity is "Are people really lost (ie: going to hell) without Christ?" John Piper gives an initial response to this question and more.
