Unelected Prime Minister Assumes Leadership of Haiti after Temporary Council Ends
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Baptist prisoner in Turkmenistan released; other difficulties continue | Baptist Press
LONDON (BP)--Turkmenistan's most prominent religious prisoner, Baptist leader Shageldy Atakov, has been freed before the end of his four-year sentence, Keston News Service reported Jan. 10.
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Baptist brothers share gift of love with Afghan children | Baptist Press
ALMA, Mo. (BP)--Like most children across the nation, the Castillo brothers heard about President Bush's call for every child to contribute $1 to the America's Fund for Afghan Children. The Castillos heeded that call in October through their school, but took it one step further.
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Prison, freedom ‘all about Jesus,’ former Afghan captives tell crowd | Baptist Press
WACO, Texas (BP)--About 4,000 people in Waco, Texas, celebrated homecoming Dec. 8 for two American aid workers jailed 104 days by the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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Dayna Curry challenges Christians to answer call to missions | Baptist Press
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP)--A crowd of more than 1,000 people rose to their feet and gave former Afghanistan hostage and missionary Dayna Curry a standing ovation as she delivered her testimony at the 2001 World Missions Conference held Dec. 2-5 at Two Rivers Baptist Church. …
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Pastor heads out of the country as church’s mission gifts soar | Baptist Press
COOKEVILLE, Tenn. (BP)--This time last year, Midway Baptist Church was struggling to reach a $2,000 goal for the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering for International Missions. As of Nov. 18, the church's 145 regular attenders have given more than $10,600 to this year's offering.
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Afghan refugees in Europe need listening, help, love | Baptist Press
IN WESTERN EUROPE (BP)--Every family has a story. For Afghan families crowding the refugee centers served by Southern Baptist mission workers in Europe, it's usually a sad one.
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Turkmenistan’s religious repression decried by former Turkmen official | Baptist Press
LONDON (BP)--Boris Shikhmuradov, the senior-most official to abandon Turkmenistan's authoritarian regime, has launched an attack on the repression of religious believers in the Central Asian country.
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Indian ‘untouchables’ change religion to escape social stigma | Baptist Press
NEW DELHI (BP)--An Indian bureaucrat-turned-activist has launched a movement to encourage hundreds of thousands of low-caste Hindus to embrace Buddhism, a religion that would give them equal status in society.
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Anti-caste rally in India challenges Hinduism’s sway in political system | Baptist Press
LONDON (BP)--Almost overshadowed by some Christians exaggerating the spiritual significance of the event, between 50,000 and 100,000 outcast Hindus descended on New Delhi Nov. 4 to participate in a historic anti-caste political rally.
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Detainee Dayna Curry to mark 30th birthday in Afghan prison | Baptist Press
WACO, Texas (BP)--Dayna Curry turns 30 on Sunday, Nov. 4, in a prison in Afghanistan, yet according to letters released by their home church, she and Heather Mercer remain in good spirits. "It is so good to hear that so many people are praying,"…
