Sri Lanka: Incident Update & Prayer Request
National Christian Evangelical Alliance of Sri Lanka (NCEASL) Incident update & Prayer request AOG Church – Bolatha, Gampaha District This Church was threatened by a
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Middle East: Christian Minorities Caught in “Cartoon Intifada” plus more…
Religious Liberty Prayer Bulletin – No. 365 – Wed 15 Feb 2006 ————————————————————- MIDDLE EAST: CHRISTIAN MINORITIES CAUGHT IN ‘CARTOON INTIFADA’ plus update on India;
Evangelicals Mourn Lives Lost on Egyptian Ferry Accident
The world has seen images of the Egyptian ferry accident, scenes of survivors and family members mourning the loss of loved ones. Behind these images
Publication of Danish Cartoons
As a group of people with deep faith convictions, the European Evangelical Alliance understands the upset among our Muslim friends and co-citizens about something that
India: Shabri Kumbh Mela Threatens 8000 Christians in Dangs
Religious Liberty Prayer Bulletin – No. 364 – Wed 08 Feb 2006 ———————————————————– INDIA: SHABRI KUMBH MELA THREATENS 8000 CHRISTIANS IN DANGS ———————————————————– Over the
NCEASL Incident Update (Feb 7, 2006)
National Christian Evangelical Alliance of Sri Lanka (NCEASL) Incident update – Pastor threatened with death Dutch Reformed Church, Galle (Galle District)6th February 2006 Dutch Reformed
What Now For The Christians of Hamastan?
Question: What sort of life are Palestinian Christians to expect now that Hamas has been elected to govern the Palestinian Territories? Answer: more of the
The Persecution of Palestinian Christians
A detailed and scholarly description of the suffering of PalestinianChristians can be found in a recently published work entitled:“Human Rights of Christians in Palestinian Society”by
First Step Forum: Human Rights Go Together With Human Responsibility
[Finland] “Human rights need to be balanced by human responsibility”, according to the international group, First Step Forum. “In a world of growing globalization and
Update from the Caribbean
January has been an exciting start 2006 in the Caribbean. During the first week Rev. Gerry Seale, EAC’s General Secretary and CEO, spent three very
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