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Bali: An Apology From Islamic Students In Jakarta

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From an Australian Netfriend: E-mail received last week from Muslim student leaders in Jakarta by a large number of us in the international organisation with which I work. I pass it on unedited, except where stated, and let it speak for itself. ——- QUOTE ——————————————- Dear friends of World, In the name of the team […]

[Daily Update] 28 October 2002

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A ministry of HCJB World Radio Today’s News Headlines: GROWING FAMINE IN ETHIOPIA, ERITREA COULD IMPERIL MILLIONS REBEL VIOLENCE IN NEPAL HINDERS EVANGELISTIC EFFORTS AZERBAIJANI OFFICIAL THREATENS TO SHUT DOWN JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES CHRISTIAN GROUPS IN BALI TO HOLD JOINT SERVICE IN RESPONSE TO BOMBING ANGEL TREE PROJECT TARGETS 500,000 CHILDREN OF PRISONERS ACROSS U.S. BELIEVERS […]

War On Iraq – U C A Resolution

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WAR ON IRAQ October 2002 Resolved That the synod Part A Affirm the following well-established commitments of the Assembly and the NSW Synod, namely 1 a) acknowledge that God came in the crucified and risen Christ to make peace; that he calls all Christians to be peacemakers, to save life, to heal and to love […]

Riots In Ambon

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Ambon, Maluku Tragedy of Riots in Ambon It was known as a spice island, that was what Ambon before January 19, 1999. Ambon and the surrounding islands were hit by a devastating civil war on January 19, 1999. Even though Ambon has been known as a Christian-pocket region in Indonesia, the Muslims in Ambon had […]

Uzbekistan: Being Protestant A Crime?

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KESTON INSTITUTE, OXFORD, UK ______________________________________ KESTON NEWS SERVICE, 11.00, 29 October 2002. Reporting on violations of religious liberty and on religion in communist and post-communist lands. ______________________________________ UZBEKISTAN: BEING PROTESTANT A CRIME? Leaders of a Protestant church in north west Uzbekistan have been charged with “participation in the activity of illegal religious organisations” and face […]

29 October 2002 Update

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A ministry of HCJB World Radio Today’s News Headlines: UZBEK POLICE ACCUSE CHURCH LEADERS OF ‘ILLEGAL RELIGIOUS ACTIVITY’ MARTIN LUTHER MONUMENT TO BE INAUGURATED IN PUBLIC SQUARE IN CHILE NIGERIAN CITIZENS SPEAK OUT AGAINST REPRESSIVE ISLAMIC LAW EVANGELISTIC OPPORTUNITIES ABOUND AS CHAD EMERGES FROM CIVIL WAR BIBLE READING OUTREACH EXPANDS INFLUENCE WORLDWIDE ONLINE * HCJB […]

Mission Network News

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News headlines for October 29th 2002 (Nepal)–Topping the news, Nepal’s Maoist rebels say they are ready for peace talks. An increasingly deadly insurgency has racked the Himalayan kingdom for six years. Against the backdrop of a newly appointed Cabinet, FARMS International’s[1] Joseph Richter trained a partnership outreach. With the ministry in its fledgling stages, he’s […]

Religion Today Summaries For Tuesday, October 29, 2002

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Religion Today Summaries a glimpse at news articles from around the world http://www.crosswalk.com/news/ Monday, October 29, 2002 In Today’s Edition: Sniper Victims’ Families and Police to Benefit from Christian Coalition Push EEOC Orders National Education Assn. to Stop Discrimination Against Christian Te Attacks Against Priests Continue in Colombia Lawsuit Claims Maine Dept. of Education Discriminating […]

Muslim-Christian Relationships In Indonesia

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From a Netfriend: On Tue, 29 Oct 2002 09:34:38 +1100, she wrote: “I have never been to Indonesia, but have had quite a lot to do with Indonesian students here in Australia (hence the wedding invitations). When the father of one of our Christian Indonesian students died late last year, she was unable to go […]

Rlp 193 October Update

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Religious Liberty Prayer List – No. 193 – Wed 30 Oct 2002 WELCOME to the 65 intercessors who have joined the list this month. ***** PLAN TO PARTICIPATE IN IDOP – 10/17 NOVEMBER 2002 ***** * The International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church * * For resources and links to national websites – […]

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