Offline Ministry

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Apologetics Index 2005 Year-End Newsletter
Online Ministry
Offline Ministry
Finances
Personal prayer & Praise Requests
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Most people who are familiar with our websites don't know much, if anything, about our offline ministry.

Our offline ministry includes:

providing counseling and practical help to people in need,
teaching fellow-Christians to understand and apply God's grace and mercy - gifts that set Christians free from legalism, and instead allow us to become expressions of Jesus who lives in and through us (see Galatians 2:20),
providing a research and training library of Christian books and other resources,
providing hospitality to Christians who need a time-out, as well as to Christians visiting Amsterdam, and
leading a House Church.

We're also involved in helping a number of asylum seekers, and provide a place of fellowship to expats from various countries.

For practical reasons (e.g. to many people, 'Apologetics Index' sounds like a spelling bee challenge) these activities all take place under the name of "Bethlehem House Church." The house church consists of a small group of people that meets at our home.

Janet is a licensed mental health worker. In addition to her job, with an organization that provides shelters and other help to abused women, Janet also provides professional counseling services at our home-based office.

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