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• Jan 5, 2008

  Riot-Hit Indian Christians Still Hiding in Jungles

  Several Christian families in a violence-stricken area of India’s Orissa state are hiding in nearby jungles while seven teenage girls are reportedly missing.

• Dec 31, 2007

  Malaysia Allows Newspaper to Refer to Christian God as 'Allah'

  The government of Malaysia has reversed a decision to ban a Christian newspaper from using the word “Allah” to refer to God.

• Dec 29, 2007

  Global Church Bodies Issue Strong Statement Against Slavery

  Three worldwide church bodies have come out strongly against the transatlantic slave trade, asserting that churches and society at large need to offer reparation to descendants of those enslaved, tortured and murdered.

• Dec 14, 2007

  Ministries Mobilize Christians to Reach India's Poorest Through Christmas Gifts

  For part of their “Christmas Gift,” two prominent Christian ministries are joining hands in an effort to help the lowest and poorest of people in India and encouraging Christians to participate in practical giving that can change many lives.

• Dec 14, 2007

  Religious Hatred Fuels Escalating Attacks on Christians in India

  There have been 500 reported incidents of anti-Christian violence in India in the past 23 months, claimed a Bangalore-based Christian advocacy group this week.

• Dec 12, 2007

  Pakistan Christians Stage Massive Rally for Rights; Protest Emergency Rule

  In a courageous move, Pakistan’s tiny Christian community staged a rally in Islamabad on Friday to press for the ”due rights” they claim “had been denied to them” while also condemning the proclamation of an emergency rule in the country.

• Dec 11, 2007

  Hardline Iranian Gov't Unable to Quash Church Growth

  A quiet Christian house-church movement in Iran is steadily growing even in the face of tremendous opposition, confirmed the head of a global faith-based ministry.

• Dec 11, 2007

  Hardline Iranian Gov't Unable to Quash Church Growth

  A quiet Christian house-church movement in Iran is steadily growing even in the face of tremendous opposition, confirmed the head of a global faith-based ministry.

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  Dec 6, 2007

  Gospel Cubes Give Rise to Grade School Evangelists

  Children as young as nine years of age can now more effectively evangelize their friends thanks to the makers of the famous Evangecube and the evangelistic organization founded by the late televangelist Dr. D. James Kennedy.

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  Dec 5, 2007

  China-Backed Church Installs 2 Vatican-Approved Bishops

  The government-backed Catholic Church of China has installed two Vatican-approved bishops, signaling an improved relationship between the communist country and the Holy See.