Paris tragedy leaves Parisians open to Gospel

Christian workers in Paris expressed surprise that a number of native Parisians are appearing more receptive to the Gospel following last week's terrorist tragedy.

"We can sense a sort of stirring in the waters," said a Christian worker in Paris, who noted more interest in spiritual discussions among French locals.

This new openness by Parisians comes on the heels of terrorist attacks targeting the offices of Charlie Hebdo, a secular satirical newspaper famous for its cartoon depictions of Muhammad, and a kosher supermarket. A total of 20 people, including the three gunmen, were killed in the attacks. According to media reports, Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula has claimed responsibility for the Charlie Hebdo attack. Keep reading

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