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| DONALD MEIER, director of surgical services at Children's Medical Center in Dallas and a member of Park Cities Baptist Church, hopes to lead a team of 10 surgeons--five pediatric and five adult--to Afghanistan to do what they can to alleviate "abysmal" medical conditions in the war-ravaged country. He is shown on a previous trip to the country in January. Full Story___ |
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El Paso missionary recalls Rankin pledged no signing 4/8
Missionaries explain reasons for not signing BF&M 4/8
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CYBERCOLUMNS:
Brett Younger
Berry Simpson
COMMENTARY:
Fallacy of 'sole reliability'
The chess game
A Thursday crucifixion?
March Madness
TBM/ Being the presence of Christ
FOUR FACES OF ISLAM
  The rock is gone from his ear, but the mystery remains. ___
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| Two polls show Arabs, America are poles apart ___By Holly Lebowitz Rossi ___Religion News Service ___WASHINGTON (RNS)--Two new polls reveal stark differences and mutually negative feelings between Americans and people living in predominantly Islamic countries. ___Ten thousand people in nine Islamic countries--including Iran, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan and Jordan--participated in the Gallup Poll of the Islamic World. ___In all nine countries, a majority reported feeling that Western nations do not care about poor countries, treat minorities unfairly and have weak morality and meager family values. Full Story |
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| Chinese Christians appeal for prayer in retrial ___WUHAN, China (BP)--Attorneys for a Chinese Christian leader who barely escaped execution in January want his retrial to be conducted in public this time, according to sources close to the case. ___Gong Shengliang, 46, leader of the South China Church, was sentenced to death after a secret trial in December before a court in Wuhan, China. The charges were rape and operating an "evil cult to undermine law enforcement." ___The defendants reportedly had no legal representation during the trial. ___Gong's supporters contend the charges are false and based on forced testimony. They say the prosecution is part of a brutal crackdown on 16 "sects" the Chinese government has decided to suppress. Full Story |
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