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Somali Militants Chase Christians Who’ve Fled

Somali Militants Chase Christians Who’ve Fled

Posted Friday, September 3, 2010 in Missioniaries, Outreach, Science, Social Issues, Top Stories

Ethiopia (MNN) – After months of
evading his pursuers, they finally caught up with him.

Voice of the Martyrs Canada confirms
that on August 21, Islamic militants in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia found Mohamed Ali
Garas, a prominent Somali c…


Wycliffe And OM Offer a Spectrum of Mission’s Exploration

Wycliffe And OM Offer a Spectrum of Mission’s Exploration

Posted Friday, September 3, 2010 in Missioniaries, Outreach, Science, Social Issues, Top Stories

Participants in Spectrum serve their first year aboard one of OM’s ship, where they gain multi-cultural mission experience and learn to work with other missionaries from around the world. (Wycliffe USA photo)

International (MNN) — Do you fee…


Muslim Background Christian Falsely Accused

Posted Friday, September 3, 2010 in Missioniaries, Outreach, Science, Social Issues, Top Stories

Bangladesh (MNN) — A Christian convert from Islam was falsely arrested for cattle theft last weekend in a bid by influential Muslims to stop his Christian activities, area villagers said.

According to a story by Compass Direct News, day labore…




Somali Militants Chase Christians Who’ve Fled

Somali Militants Chase Christians Who’ve Fled

Posted Friday, September 3, 2010 in Missioniaries, Outreach, Science, Social Issues, Top Stories

Ethiopia (MNN) – After months of
evading his pursuers, they finally caught up with him.

Voice of the Martyrs Canada confirms
that on August 21, Islamic militants in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia found Mohamed Ali
Garas, a prominent Somali c…


InterVarsity Reaches Students of Fraternity (and Sorority) Row

InterVarsity Reaches Students of Fraternity (and Sorority) Row

Posted Thursday, September 2, 2010 in Missioniaries, Outreach, Science, Social Issues, Top Stories

Students come to Greek Conference to learn about Christ and following him inside a fraternity or sorority. (Greek IV photo)

USA (MNN) — There are many college ministries in the United States that reach a variety of students who are searching…


Pakistan Disaster Overshadows Floods in Gambia

Pakistan Disaster Overshadows Floods in Gambia

Posted Thursday, September 2, 2010 in Missioniaries, Outreach, Science, Social Issues, Top Stories

The Gambia River cuts through this tiny country. Every rainy season, the river swells and often surges past it banks causing mudslides, flooding, and destroying bridges and homes.

Gambia (MNN) — Overshadowed by the millions affected by
floo…


Economic Conditions in Southern Africa Boil Over

Economic Conditions in Southern Africa Boil Over

Posted Thursday, September 2, 2010 in Missioniaries, Outreach, Science, Social Issues, Top Stories

Mozambique (MNN) — Police in Mozambique clashed with demonstrators yesterday
who were in the streets protesting rising prices. The price of a loaf of bread rose 25 percent in the past year.  

The amount of increase represents a h…


Clean Water Transforms a Community And an Entire Generation

Clean Water Transforms a Community And an Entire Generation

Posted Thursday, September 2, 2010 in Missioniaries, Outreach, Science, Social Issues, Top Stories

Living Water continues to install fresh water wells in communities in 26 countries around the world. (Living Water photo)

Kenya (MNN) — In commemoration of their 20th
anniversary this year, Living Water International wanted to pay a visit …


Peaches And Survival Paks to Help Starving Children

Peaches And Survival Paks to Help Starving Children

Posted Thursday, September 2, 2010 in Missioniaries, Outreach, Science, Social Issues, Top Stories

Childcare Worldwide provides Survival Paks for struggling families in Kenya, Peru, the Philippines, and more. (Childcare Worldwide photo)

Peru (MNN) — Every six seconds a child dies of starvation somewhere in the world. That adds up to over…


UNICEF Recruits World Hope for Massive Health Project

UNICEF Recruits World Hope for Massive Health Project

Posted Wednesday, September 1, 2010 in Missioniaries, Outreach, Science, Social Issues, Top Stories

UNICEF’s Stefano Fedele and World Hope’s Sierra Leone Director Saidu Kanu. (WHI photo)

Sierra Leone (MNN) — U.S. government agency UNICEF recruited Christian ministry World Hope International to implement health care in the largest area tha…