• November 23, 2001
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    Tourist Downturn Hits Garden Tomb
    The Garden Tomb Association, based in Britain, has now reduced staffing, shortened the opening hours and suspended the open-air Sunday morning service for the winter months

    Assist News Service, Nov 23, 2001

  • August 30, 2001
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    'Can These Bones Live?'
    Chandler Lanier, Foreign member of the Southern Baptist Mission board in Israel From 1961 to 1989, talks about spiritual renewal among Christians in Israel

    By Janet Chismar, Religion Today Editor .
    'Can These Bones Live?'
  • August 29, 2001
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    Halting the exdodus of Christian Arabs with Satellite TV
    SAT-7 Christian satellite channel broadcasts high quality, inspirational and entertaining programs - an attractive alternative to local broadcasts and western channels. Today several million viewers in the Middle East watch its daily programs each week.

    Assist Ministries, August 28, 2001
    Halting the exdodus of Christian Arabs with Satellite TV
  • July 31, 2001
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    Arab and Jewish Kids join on a mission trip to Romania
    "King?s Kids" is bringing Arab believing youth and Messianic youth together as one in Christ. Next month, they travel together on a mission trip to Romania

    Special for Come and See, July 31
    Arab and Jewish Kids join on a mission trip to Romania
  • July 30, 2001
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    Rifts Over Holy Land Widen
    Some Christian leaders increase their criticism of Israel's response to Palestinian unrest, angering many in U.S. Jewish community.

    By LARRY B. STAMMER, TIMES RELIGION WRITER, Los Angeles Times, July 28, 2001
  • July 03, 2001
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    Unholy interests in a church election
    Powerful political and economic interests - Israeli and Palestinian - have an interest in the outcome of the elections of the Greek Orthodox Patriarchy

    By Danny Rubinstein, Haaretz, Tuesday, July 3, 2001
    Unholy interests in a church election
  • June 07, 2001
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    Departing reverend looks back on moments of turbulence
    After 17 years in the Emirates,a British preacher talks how the Christian community grew from one tiny church in 1984 to serving a Friday turnout of 20,000 from 86 congregations who worship in 32 languages

    By Joanna Langely, Gulf News,2nd June,2001
    Departing reverend looks back on moments of turbulence
  • June 05, 2001
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    Millions of people came to know Jesus through Brian Deacon
    Over 117 million people have accepted Christ after watching the Jesus film, where Brian Deacon stepped into the role of Jesus Christ on over 20 years ago on location in the Middle East.

    Christianity.com, June 4, 2001
    Millions of people came to know Jesus through Brian Deacon
  • April 22, 2001
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    In Sudan, To Live for Christ is to Die ...
    In the midst of persecution, Christians in Sudan make up one of the fastest growing churches in the world. It is the only Islamic country with millions of evangelical Christians, and the church is growing about 10 percent each year

    Religion today,April 23, 2001

  • April 18, 2001
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    Churches renew Easter rivalry in Jerusalem
    10,000 Christians live in Jerusalem but 17 churches represented there continue to exert a powerful influence on the politics of the city and own much of the property.

    By Harvey Morris in Jerusalem, Financial Times Published: April 13 2001