Iran: House-church Leaders Arrested
On Tuesday 26 September, secret police raided the home of Iranian house-church leaders Reza Montazami (35) and his wife Fereshteh Dibaj (28) confiscating their computers,
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Caribbean: Seales’ Partnership Letter – Sep. 2006
September 14-17 I had the wonderful opportunity to be part of the 50th anniversary celebrations at the New Testament Baptist Church in Philipsburg, St. Maarten.
Eritrea: Appalling religious situation continues to deteriorate
Eritrea: Appalling religious situation continues to deteriorate Date: Friday 29 September 2006From: WEA RLC Principal Researcher and Writer, Elizabeth Kendal. Recent reports from Compass Direct
International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church (IDOP)
WWW.IDOP.ORG to open October 12, 2006 The global website for the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church (IDOP) will open on October 12,
Sri Lanka: Prayer Requests
National Christian Evangelical Alliance of Sri Lanka (NCEASL) Prayer requests AOG Church – Bolaththa27th September, 2006 27th September, 2006 The Pastor was summoned to the
Theological Commission: Pastoral Statement on Fundamentalism
WEA Theological Commission “Promoting Biblical Truth by Networking Theologians” Annual Meeting Nairobi, Sept 21-23, 2006 The WEA TC held a Mini-Consultation on the topic, Theological
Theological Commission: HIV and AIDS – Response and Action
WEA Theological Commission “Promoting Biblical Truth by Networking Theologians” Annual Meeting Nairobi, Sept 21-23, 2006 The WEA TC, in conjunction with World Vision, , held
During September we prayed about….
Religious Liberty Prayer Bulletin – No. 397 – Wed 27 Sep 2006 WELCOME to the 17 intercessors who have joined the list this month. ———————————-
Evangelicals: Violence Against Women an Integral Part of Prostitution
The Evangelical community across the Caribbean is deeply concerned about the proposal to license sex workers in the region for the Cricket World Cup. We
Pakistan: The Perils of Attempting Hudood Reform
In 1979 Pakistan’s military dictator Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq launched his program to Islamise Pakistan. The first step was the introduction of Hudood Ordinance. In 1984, as
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