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Pray for the World November 15, 2010

AUSTRALIAN PRAYER NETWORK NEWSLETTER * MUSLIMS IN IRAQ EXACT A DEADLY PRICE FROM CHRISTIANS * WHEN A MAN SCREAMS OUT TO GOD HE WILL ANSWER HIM * EL SALVADOR PASTORS SPLIT OVER READING OF BIBLES IN SCHOOLS * ADOPT A TERRORIST * JUST 1.5 PERCENT OF BRITONS ARE HOMOSEXUAL ———————————————– MUSLIMS IN IRAQ EXACT A […]

Pray for Burma

Religious Liberty Prayer Bulletin | RLPB 081 | Wed 10 Nov 2010 BURMA (MYANMAR): FIGHTING ERUPTS IN KAREN STATE Burma's Kachin and Chin peoples are around 90 percent Christian, while the larger Karenni and Karen groups are up to 40 percent Christian. The Burmese Buddhist majority has long persecuted these peoples on racial and religious […]

Pray for the World (November 8 2010)

AUSTRALIAN PRAYER NETWORK NEWSLETTER November 8, 2010 * LAUSANNE CONGRESS CALLS FOR A SECOND REFORMATION OF THE CHURCH * THE GATHERING CRISIS IN BURMA’S ETHNIC MINORITY STATES * THE UNITED STATES SEX TRADE FLOURISHING AS MORE MINORS ARE ENSLAVED * PRAYER ALERT FOR WESTERN SAHARA WHERE VIOLENCE IS ON THE RISE * BRITISH YOUNG PEOPLE […]

Burma and Iraq

Religious Liberty Prayer Bulletin | RLPB 080 | Wed 03 Nov 2010 ———————————————————————— BURMA (MYANMAR): CHRISTIANS AT RISK OF POST-ELECTION VIOLENCE; plus Iraq ———————————————————————— Burma’s ruling military junta ruthlessly promotes ethnic (Burman) and religious (Buddhist) supremacy and nationalism while repressing, even violently crushing, all political opposition. (See RLPB 045, 3 March 2010, and http://elizabethkendal.blogspot.com/search/label/Burma .) […]

42 little exercises to enhance a more gentle/humbler life

(Submitted by some of my Facebook friends) 1. Pick up someone’s rubbish every day 2. Be grateful when you’re passed over: helps shed any ‘sense of entitlement’ 3. Listen – *really* listen 4. Drive defensively 5. Communicate ‘you’re wrong’ with genuine love 6. Arrive early and pray 7. Be open to a new idea 8. […]

Pray for the World (November 1, 2010)

AUSTRALIAN PRAYER NETWORK NEWSLETTER * THE TRAGEDY OF FORCED MARRIAGES AND CONVERSION OF CHRISTIAN GIRLS TO ISLAM * NEW BRITISH LABOUR LEADER CONFESSES HIS ATHEISM ———————————————– THE TRAGEDY OF FORCED MARRIAGES AND CONVERSION OF CHRISTIAN GIRLS TO ISLAM Shah Taj, a fourteen-year-old Christian girl in Pakistan, was on her way to school last year when […]

CENTRAL ASIA: CHRISTIANITY’S PAST AND PRESENT

Religious Liberty Prayer Bulletin | RLPB 078 | Wed 20 Oct 2010 By Anneta Vyssotskaia, a religious liberty advocate with a particular concern for and involvement in Russia and the former USSR. The Central Asian region is a vast territory including five countries which were once part of the former USSR: Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan […]

North Korea

*How will North Korean Succession affect Christians?* October 21, 2010 One of the world ¢â‚¬â„¢s most secretive, isolated and authoritarian regimes, North Korea, is expected to have a change in the leadership. Does this mean anything for the persecuted Christians in the communist nation? North Korea has never had democracy. Since its formation in 1948, the […]

Pray for the World October 11, 2010

AUSTRALIAN PRAYER NETWORK NEWSLETTER * NEGATIVE IMPACT OF ABORTION ON WOMEN RESULTS FROM HARD WIRING OF THEIR BRAINS * POWER TRANSFER BEING PREPARED IN NORTH KOREA * SCIENTISTS ADMIT PARTING OF THE RED SEA POSSIBLE * WORLD’S POOR NEED SAME LEVEL OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AS THE BANKS * U.S.A. IGNORING CREEPING THREAT FROM SHARIA LAW […]

R U Ok ?

RU OK? Thursday October 7 is RU Ok? Day in Australia. Aim: we ask family/friends if they’re OK, to help prevent little problems escalating into big ones. (See http://www.ruokday.com.au/content/what-is-r-u-ok-day.aspx ) Now, here’s an interesting idea: maybe we could occasionally respond to someone – real or imaginary – asking “RU Ok?” and covenant to be supportive […]