In just a few years, Urban Nations has brought the Good News about Jesus to thousands of immigrants representing more than 60 different nations. Through radio broadcasts, literature distribution, and Bible-based English as a Second Language classes, the Word has gone and continues to go out to the whole world, now within the confines of a single city. Muslims, Jews, Hindus, Atheists, Cultists and others been clearly instructed in the truth of God's holy Word. Urban Nations now has five ESL instructors, a growing ministry to the 700,000 Caribbeans in Brooklyn, a groundbreaking work among the Polish in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, a branch ministry to Hindus in Queens, NY, a Spanish-language correspondence course in the Reformed faith, a weekly Simple English Worship Service for immigrants, and a weekly Russian language Bible study led by Reformed Christian men. The English classes generally revolve around talk about God and Christ and the Christian worldview.
Every class opens with prayer.
I asked her if she knew how to pray. I think God looks at my family and laughs. He doesn't want to hear my prayers. Her eyes began to moisten. He killed himself.