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| “You can help,” say church leaders in war-ravaged South Sudan |
The message from senior South Sudanese church leaders, who came together this week for a conference convened by Barnabas Fund, is one of desperate crisis and need – and a united, loving response. These leaders are determined to provide the support our brothers and sisters in South Sudan need. Will you help them support Christian communities ravaged by conflict?
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| South Sudanese church leaders met for a conference convened by Barnabas |
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Five Christians accused of murder in Laos found not guilty
A group of Christians in Laos who were falsely accused of murder have been found not guilty. The believers, who remain in custody, were arrested after a sick woman sought prayer at her local church, converted to Christianity and later died.
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Indian Christian women arrested following false accusations of forced conversions
Four Christian women were arrested in the Indian state of Karnataka after visiting the home of a non-Christian family. Shirley, Mini, Leelamma and Shubha were falsely accused by residents of Pulittadi village of forcing the family to convert by “laying siege to the house”.
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