About Dr. J.L. Williams
I am primarily an evangelist and teacher who travels around the world in apostolic ministry as God leads and enables me. In addition to preaching and teaching the Bible, I mentor our key partners to be more strategic and impactful for the Gospel in their countries and cultures, just as they continue to mentor me. I am relationally focused rather than program or project focused in ministry relationships and partnerships.
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February 13, 2009
Recommended reading by J.L. Williams:
Matthew Parris, a former Conservative Member of Parliament turned journalist and regular contributor to the “The Times”, writes a notable article of personal reflection on Christian Evangelism in Africa. His self-description as a “confirmed atheist” makes this piece of journalism particularly interesting. He also is a respected commentator on both radio and television. Click on the link below to read the article:
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