And they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb, and by the word of their testimony. Revelation 12:11
The Book
From Mosque To Cross:
Finding True Peace In Jesus
Aboss Khan was born into Ahmadi Islam, a sect declared non-Muslim by law in Pakistan fifteen years before his birth — the same law that sent five thousand men against his father's family and drove them out of their homeland forever.
He prayed five times a day. He read a book in a language he could not understand. He fasted through Ramadan while abuse tore through his home. And through all of it he cried out to Allah and never once felt peace.
This is the account of what happened when he stopped asking Islam for peace, and a God he had never heard from finally answered — through a stranger in the back of his taxi, a letter of forgiveness to his father, and a word hanging over a doorway.
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From Mosque To Cross is being built to disciple ex-Muslim Christians, help them grow in faith, and help them unlearn Islam and its false teachings.
The Road
- 1974The attack in Pakistan. My father's family flees to Germany.
- 1989I am born. By five, fully ingrained in Islam and its rituals.
- 2011Austin, Texas. One answer during Ramadan ends Islam for me for good.
- 2021I lose everything, and I challenge God to reveal Himself.
- Sept 2021Shineka gets into my taxi.
- Mar 2022Baptized, on March 22.
- Dec 2022Married on 12/22/2022, in front of family and friends.
- TodayHelping ex-Muslim Christians share their testimony freely.
My name is Aboss Khan. I spent years searching for peace through Islam and its rituals, but I found true peace through Jesus.
Raised in the Ahmadi Muslim community, I believed Jesus was only a prophet and did not accept that He died on the cross. As I began reading the Gospels, I encountered the character of Jesus in a way I had never experienced before.
I asked God for peace—and He led me to a home where the word “PEACE” was written across the front door.
That moment began a new season of healing. Shineka’s encouragement, prayers, patience, and love helped me take my first steps toward Jesus. As we read the Gospels together, I began to see Christ differently and started attending church. I was baptized on March 22, 2022, and began learning how to follow Jesus and unlearn the teachings I had been given in Islam.
Shineka became my closest friend and partner in that journey. In June 2022, after growing together in faith, I proposed to her. We were married on December 22, 2022. Through prayer, counseling, and a commitment to Christ, our marriage became part of the healing God was doing in my life.
Later, I shared with my parents that I had accepted Jesus. I expected rejection, but God brought forgiveness and restored relationships instead. Shineka stood beside me through that difficult step, just as she had stood beside me throughout my journey from Islam to Christ.
Shineka is a huge part of the testimony I share today. My book, From The Mosque To The Cross: Finding True Peace in Jesus, tells the fuller story. Now I am building From Mosque To Cross to disciple ex-Muslim Christians, help them grow in their faith, and help them unlearn Islam and its false teachings.
“And they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb, and by the word of their testimony.” — Revelation 12:11
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The Mission
From Mosque To Cross
Building disciples of ex-Muslim Christians who are growing in faith and following Jesus.
From Mosque To Cross exists to help ex-Muslim Christians grow in their relationship with Christ, unlearn Islam and its false teachings, and become grounded in the truth of the Gospel. Through teaching, testimony, fellowship, and discipleship, we help believers walk boldly in their new faith.
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