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This Christmas [2001] Pray!

By and others ⋅ January 6, 2003 ⋅ Post a comment

Religious Liberty Prayer List – No. 148 – Wed 19 Dec 2001 (Please note that RLP 149 will appear in early January, or sooner if an urgent prayer alert is needed.) —————————————- CHRISTMAS 2001: THE GIFT WE CAN GIVE GOD —————————————- This Christmas, multitudes of our very own brothers and sisters will be celebrating the […]

Egyptian Officials Destroy -Another- Christian Church

By and others ⋅ January 6, 2003 ⋅ Post a comment

Church hours after it held its first prayer. U.S. Copts Association 116 Arlington Blvd. #155 Falls Church, VA 22042 703-930-0120 http://www.copts.com Egyptian government official destroys a newly built Coptic Church hours after it held its first prayer. Press Release 85 For more information contact Michael Meunier at 703-930-0120 or visit http://www.copts.com Washington DC (12/19/2001)–U.S. Copts […]

Miracles In The Orthodox Church

By and others ⋅ January 6, 2003 ⋅ Post a comment

Fr_James wrote: > Due to accessing this message through Google I saw Doug’s post. Just > want to note that I got my info direct from the Jerusalem Patriarchate > Website (Greek Orthodox Jerusalem Patriarchate) which have a whole > section dedicated to the holy lights. I have seen a private video of > it […]

Saudi Arabia

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Religious Liberty Prayer List – No. 149 – Wed 02 Jan 2002 ——————————————————————- SAUDI ARABIA: NEW YEAR – SAME CHALLENGE; plus urgent prayerudates ——————————————————————- Saudi Arabia is perpetually rated the most severe persecutor of Christians on earth. Religious liberty does not exist in principle or in practice. This not only leads to extreme persecution and […]

Proselytization

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On 5 Jan 2002 04:19:49 -0800, (The Enlightenment) wrote: >While I don’t necessarily support misionary activities it is in the >nature of relgion that it must be evengelical and prostelyze. Both >Islam and Chritianity do this extensively… Religions that are not evangelical and do not proselytize actively include: Hinduism Buddhism ( excluding the Nichiren sect […]

Facing The World’s Many Religions

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“Facing the World’s Many Religions” Religion in Daily Life C By the Rev. Edward Chinn, D.Min. Rector, All Saints’ Church 9601 Frankford Ave. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19114 (215) 637-5225 Written 1 January 2002 http://www.allsaintstorresdale.org Three religions are represented in the familiar story of the magi visiting the baby Jesus (Matthew 2). The magi (wise men) were […]

Pray For The World [31/10/01]

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Religious Liberty Prayer List – No. 141 – Wed 31 Oct 2001 —————————————— IDOP 2001: ‘THEN MANY WILL GIVE THANKS…’ —————————————— The apostle Paul had absolutely no doubt that intercessory prayer was powerful and effective. He reported to the church at Corinth the suffering and persecution he and Timothy had endured beyond their own ability, […]

Christianity And Islam

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[Posted on aus.religion.christian]: The Common Beliefs and Values of the People of the Book with Muslims; Christian and Muslim belief have many aspects in common. Judaism too shares many beliefs with Islam. All true adherents of these three great religions: -believe that God has created the entire universe out of nothing and that He dominates […]

The War On Terrorism: Reflections Of A Guest In The Lands Involved

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by J. Dudley Woodberry My wife and I had just returned from Peshawar, Pakistan – the birthplace of the Taliban and Osama bin Laden’s main conduit to the world. In a service celebrating World Communion Sunday, we heard the news: bombs were falling in Afghanistan. As the round loaf of bread was broken, symbolizing Christ’s […]

Islam In S. Philippines

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Religious Liberty Prayer List – No. 140 – Thu 25 Oct 2001 ****** PLAN TO PARTICIPATE IN IDOP: 4-11 NOVEMBER 2001 ****** * The International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church * * To request resources – Australia: * * Canada: USA: * * Globally elsewhere: * ************************************************************* SOUTHERN PHILIPPINES: ISLAMIC TERROR ESCALATES The […]

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