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Brothers and sisters,
There are a lot of things going on around the world that Christians need to know about and to pray about.
Here are links to six sites concerning news and trends of interest to Christians.
1. Visit
Current Events in the Holy Land.
This site is sponsored by the Christian Information Center of Jerusalem and contains items from Israeli and Jordanian newspapers.
2. Visit
The Religion Report.
Here you will find information from all over the world.
3. Visit
The World Evangelical Fellowship Religious Liberty Commision.
The commission's goals are the continued exchange of information, consultations and contacts with churches, organisations and governments, and the dynamic and flexible creation of a forum for those whose religious rights are threatened.
4. Visit
The Voice of the Martyrs.
This is an in-depth look at the persecuted church around the world today.
5. Visit
The Church and State Page.
From the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod Office of Government Information.
6. Visit
The Christian News Archive.
This site contains clippings from denominational sources.
Here are four additional pages you may also find of interest.
1.
The Lord direct your hearts.
If we exercise the freedom we have in this country to be salt and light, without raising one dollar, without hiring one person, without building one building, the Lord can start 50,000 Bible Studies - a day!!
2.
Sudan.
In many countries around the world, our Christian brothers and sisters are being persecuted because of their faith in the Savior; persecuted even unto death. Over 100 million have been martyred in this century alone!
The leaders of many countries allow or encourage the persecution of Christians. God has the power to change the hearts of these men.
3.
Gadfly interview with Pete Seeger.
I said, "Uh oh, be prepared to duck, somebody may throw a stone," which was the understatement of the year.
4.
Bible Belt?
The letter attached a zoning use violation that indicated the Ellison's were operating "a church or related group" in a residential area.
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