Unelected Prime Minister Assumes Leadership of Haiti after Temporary Council Ends
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Wanted: missionary ‘entrepreneurs’ for strategy coordinator jobs | Baptist Press
RICHMOND, Va. (BP)--Imagine standing before God and hearing him say something like this:
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New missionary: ‘When will angels sing for unreached people groups?’ | Baptist Press
RICHMOND, Va. (BP)--"I've heard the beautiful sound of angels singing," said missionary candidate Marie Zimmerman.* She said angels sang after her own salvation experience, after she led a girl to Christ at camp and many times when she served as a journeyman missionary in…
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Retiring missionaries honored for 1,994 years of service | Baptist Press
RICHMOND, Va. (BP)--Members of the Southern Baptist missionary family gathered May 20 to honor career missionaries retiring from service with the International Mission Board.
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U.S. religious liberty commission stalled by appointment process | Baptist Press
WASHINGTON (BP)--The independent panel established by the Congress two years ago to monitor religious freedom has encountered delays in the appointment of its nine voting members, Newsroom-online.com reported May 23.
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Families & churches join hands to aid Chinese lay evangelists | Baptist Press
BEIJING (BP)--Lay evangelists from numerous house churches in China are not alone as they direct their efforts toward unreached people groups and cities with the gospel. As these church planters systematically begin their outreach, they do so with the support of the churches that have…
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They live in Shangri-La, but the Drukpa need the light of Christ | Baptist Press
RICHMOND, Va. (BP)--Shangri-La: a hidden utopian paradise, tucked away in harsh Asian mountains. Shangri-La, dreamed up by author James Hilton in his 1935 novel, "The Lost Horizon," has captured the imagination of readers and explorers for years. And Bhutan, a peaceful country bejeweled with…
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Sudan’s civil war toll includes HIV-AIDS, clergyman says in D.C. | Baptist Press
WASHINGTON (BP)--Sudan's 18-year civil war not only has resulted in a death toll of more than 2 million, persecution and the kidnapping and rape of countless youth, but also the spread of HIV-AIDS, Clement Janda, past president of the Sudan Council of Churches and current head of the All African…
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Christian woman recalls horror of forced conversion to Islam | Baptist Press
AMBON, Indonesia (BP)--"My scar healed quite fast, but the sad, humiliated feeling stayed. I feel like I'm no longer complete, both as a person and a woman." That is the testimony of Christina Sagat, a 32-year-old Christian from Kasiui, Indonesia, who was forcibly circumcised…
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Muslim woman apologizes to friend after Christian forced to convert | Baptist Press
AMBON, Indonesia (BP)--Many Muslims in Indonesia do not support nor condone the forced conversions that jihad warriors are enacting on Christians in the Malukus, a young Muslim woman wrote to her Christian friend.
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6 Indonesian Christians await presidential ruling | Baptist Press
LONDON (BP)--Indonesia's most infamous "persecution" case has reached the desk of President Abdurrahman Wahid, with a decision expected soon, according to the Internet news service Compass Direct.
