Charles Boyd

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• Sep 24, 2010

  Christian Rights Group Urges Indonesia to Protect Religious Freedom

  Christian Solidarity Worldwide has called upon Indonesia\'s government to safeguard religious freedom and pluralism in the wake of attacks on Christians and Ahmadiyya Muslims in the country.

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  Sep 12, 2010

  British Missionary Freed From Hard Labor in Gambian Prison

  David Fulton, 61, from Troon in Ayrshire was released Friday after he and his wife were found guilty of sedition and sentenced to hard labor in December 2008.

• Sep 2, 2010

  10,000 Youths Sign Up to Read Bible in A Year

  This year\'s Soul Survivor summer event saw at least 10,000 young people commit to reading the Bible over the next year.

• Aug 11, 2010

  Somalian Militant Group Expels World Vision

  An Islamist insurgency group in Somalia has banned three Christian charities over allegations of proselytism. World Vision, the Adventist Development and Relief Agency, and Diakonia were ordered to "immediately" cease their operations and leave.

• Aug 11, 2010

  Council Worker Loses Case Over God Remarks

  A Christian homelessness adviser lost his case against a London council that dismissed him after he mentioned God in the workplace.

• Aug 3, 2010

  Christian Aid Groups Report Struggles in Pakistan Flood Response

  Christian aid agencies say the destruction of transport and communication links is leaving many victims of Pakistan\'s deadly floods virtually \"cut off\" from outside help.

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  Jul 18, 2010

  Faith Leaders Urged to Tackle HIV/AIDS Together

  Leaders of different faiths from around the world have been urged to work together in tackling HIV and AIDS.

• Jul 2, 2010

  Tearfund Launches Appeal to Fight Hunger in Zimbabwe

  Tearfund has launched a new appeal to help impoverished Zimbabweans stave off the threat of extreme hunger.

• Jun 9, 2010

  Vigil Held for Eritrea's Persecuted Believers

  A vigil was held outside the Eritrean Embassy in London this week in protest of religious persecution and human rights abuses taking place in Eritrea.

• May 21, 2010

  Conservative Anglicans in U.S., England Propose Clergy Swap

  Conservative Anglicans in North America are inviting priests in the Church of England to take part in a clergy swap as a show of solidarity.