Monthly Archives: June 2011
Pak Christian minister can’t present Budget because of his faith
KAMRAN Micheal the Provincial minister for the Human Rights also holds the additional portfolio of finance ministry after PML-N ( Pakistan Muslim league Nawaz group) broke its coalition with PPP in the Punjab Assembly.
Shouwang Church standoff: China arrests 20 more believers
AS members of Shouwang Church continue to stand against Beijing police and the Chinese government, members of other churches are showing solidarity with the illegal congregation — to the point of getting arrested, too.
David Crowder Band disbanding
AFTER more than a decade together, GRAMMY-nominated and Dove Award-winning David Crowder Band will disband after its current tour, the group has announced on its Web site.
Nepal plans new law to forbid evangelism
FIVE years after it abolished Hinduism as the state religion, Nepal is working on a new criminal code forbidding a person from one faith to “convert a person or abet him to change his religion.”
AG chaplains sent to devastated areas
THE tornadoes that roared through Mississippi and Alabama the last week of April left more than destroyed towns and buildings and death and destruction. It left those who rescued and ministered to victims with needs of their own.
Tornado-hit Joplin mourning but resilient
FUNERALS are in progress but chain saws also are buzzing in Joplin, Missouri, as the May 22 tornado victims mourn their losses and begin taking uncertain but determined steps to rebuild their lives.
What you need to pray for in June, 2011
WE encourage you to use these points in your daily prayer as a family, prayer group or an individual. We would be glad if you take copies of these prayer points and share them with other believers in your church, prayer group or workplace.
Beware of the breaches in your life!
REBUILDING starts with repair. In a building while doorways and openings are designed, breaches simply happen due to various reasons.
Islamic group urges women to be ‘whores in bed’
A Malaysian women’s group has come under criticism for urging its members to be ‘whores in bed’ and obey their husbands to curb social ills like divorce and domestic violence, reports said.
Egypt puts 48 on trial for church burning
EGYPT’S public prosecutor has referred 48 people for trial at the criminal court for being involved in the deadly sectarian violence that led to the burning of a church in the Cairo district of Imbaba last month.
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6 essentials to producing fruit in Christian life
One of the greatest concerns of new converts is for the salvation of their loved ones. As a new Christian, my immediate concern was that if my beloved parents or my brother and sister died in their sins, they would go to Hell.
