Ethan Cole

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  Nov 4, 2008

  Persecution in India is 'Religious Genocide,' Says Ministry

  The persistent and vicious attacks against Christians in India have a Christian ministry leader who has been going into the persecution hotspot of Orissa state calling the violence \"religious genocide.\"

• Nov 3, 2008

  Aid Groups Struggle to Reach Victims in Congo Conflict

  Aid agencies are struggling to reach the quarter million people displaced by the recent flare up between rebels and government forces in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

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  Nov 3, 2008

  India Christian Council Condemns Terror Blasts

  An Indian Christian group turned their attention to a northeast state that was devastated by a series of terror bombing this past week as violence against the minority Christian population continues to rage in the rest of the country.

• Oct 22, 2008

  'No God' Ads to Hit London Buses

  London buses may soon be plastered with ads proclaiming "There's probably no God," if a British atheist group has its way. Among the campaign's supporters is well-known atheist activist Richard Dawkins, who promised to match BHA's goal of raising $9,000 for the ads.

• Oct 20, 2008

  15,000 Iraqi Christians Driven Out of Mosul

  More than 15,000 Iraqi Christians, or 2,500 families, have been driven out of Mosul over the past two weeks, officials said. The number skyrocketed from last week\'s estimate of some 3,000 Christians that fled the city.

• Oct 19, 2008

  U.S. Ships Food to Feed 900,000 North Koreans

  U.S. humanitarian agency USAID has shipped more than 55,000 pounds of food to feed nearly 900,000 North Koreans suffering from severe food shortages.

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  Oct 19, 2008

  African Christians Strategize to Fulfill the Great Commission

  Hundreds of African Christian leaders gathered in Nairobi this past week to attend a conference to strategize on how to complete the Great Commission. Paul Eshleman shared about the Unengaged and Unreached People Groups of the world.

• Oct 17, 2008

  Persecution Watchdog Opposes Removal of N. Korea from Blacklist

  A Christian ministry working with persecuted churches said removing North Korea from the U.S. terrorism blacklist gives legitimacy to a country that has the worst religious freedom violation in the world.

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  Oct 17, 2008

  Orthodox Churches Commit to Overcoming Internal Division

  Leaders of major Orthodox branches have recommitted themselves to overcoming internal conflicts, a unity effort that one leader says will have an impact on the global Christian church.

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  Oct 16, 2008

  Prominent Muslims Criticize Attacks on Iraqi Christians

  A group of high-level Muslim leaders condemned the recent flare in violence against Iraqi Christians and said that there was no justification in Islam for the attacks. The 17 prominent Muslims, joined by 19 Christian leaders, denounced the persecution in their communiqué.