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Easy-to-read Bible launched in the UK (opens the original)
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The EasyEnglish Bible has been published in print in the UK for the first time. Produced by the charity MissionAssist and written in simple language, the EasyEnglish Bible is designed for those whose first language is not English or who struggle to read, such as those with dyslexia. Most of the vocabulary is taken from a bank of 1,000 simple words, and sentences are limited to 20 words. For example, while John 3v16 in the NIV version reads: “For God so loved the world that he gave his one and on
Wheelchair landmark gift (opens the original)
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Disability ministry Joni and Friends has donated its 250,000th wheelchair to an 11-year-old girl in Thailand. The girl, Nada, had been carried around by her mother, Mim, before the donation, owing to her cerebral palsy. The pair were presented with the wheelchair alongside ministry president Shawn Thornton. They also received a Bible in their native language and a copy of disability advocate Joni Eareckson Tada’s autobiography. Subscribing to Buddhist beliefs, Nada’s mother had believed her daug
Iranian pastor (opens the original)
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Edward Hosvepian-Mehr, an Iranian pastor and doctor who led the Iranian Church for more than three decades, has died. Born in Iran, Hosvepian-Mehr pastored there for over five decades before shifting focus to the Persian-speaking world. During his time in Iran, he served in a challenging environment amidst the persecution of Christians, alongside threats and interrogations. He was later removed from church leadership and forced into exile by Iranian authorities. The church he led was closed in 2
Your church may be bulldozed – warning (opens the original)
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Officials in Sudan are warning the leaders of a church in the capital Khartoum that their building could be demolished at any time. The director of planning of the Jebel Aulia District notified the leaders of the Sudan Presbyterian Evangelical Church in June, but did not give a date nor any details of compensation. The reason given for demolition is that the building is on land not designated for religious buildings. Sudanese authorities have previously claimed this without evidence. The buildin
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