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Mexico: stalled Scripture shipment arrives as church's outreach begins (opens the original)
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Mexico (MNN) – A shipment of Gospel materials sat for months. Then, when it finally moved, it arrived exactly when it was needed in God’s perfect timing. Changes to Mexico’s import policies last year delayed a shipment of World Missionary Press (WMP) Scripture booklets headed for a church in Michoacán State. Morelia, the capital of Michoacán State. (Photo courtesy of Barbara Zandoval/Unsplash) The Michoacán pastor kept working through the new paperwork, but approval never came. Eventually, someo
Iranian flights disappear as U.S. sanctions deadline hits (opens the original)
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Iran (MNN) – Iran is running out of ways to connect with the outside world. A key U.S. sanctions deadline took effect Wednesday, shutting down all but a handful of Iranian flights to Türkiye, the United Arab Emirates, and China. The deadline ended a short wind-down period for foreign companies servicing Iranian carriers. Airports and companies now risk secondary U.S. sanctions if they provide Iranian airlines with fuel, landing services, or ticket sales. Mehrabad Airport, Tehran, Iran (Photo cou
Last Trump-Xi meeting freed a pastor. Could it happen again? (opens the original)
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China (MNN) – All eyes are on Washington today as Chinese President Xi Jinping meets with U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House. While economic issues are expected to top the agenda, religious freedom advocates hope China’s imprisoned Christians won’t be forgotten. In May earlier this year, President Trump met with President Xi in Beijing. Several weeks later, pastor Ezra Jin was released from prison in China. Pastor Jin, leader of the unregistered Zion Church, was allowed to reunite wi
"Here on my own will": Maharashtra churches adapt to anti-conversion law (opens the original)
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India (MNN) – Name. Address. Government ID. In parts of Maharashtra, India, going to church now comes with paperwork. Some churches are asking worshippers to sign consent forms stating they came voluntarily and were not pressured to convert. The precaution comes after Maharashtra state’s new anti-conversion law took effect August 28. (Photo courtesy of Harmandeep Singh/Unsplash) John Pudaite with Bibles For The World (BFTW) says churches had months to prepare. “One of the strategies that many of
War threatens another school year for Lebanon’s ‘lost generation’ (opens the original)
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Lebanon (MNN) – For some children in Lebanon, the first day of school comes without a classroom. The nation’s public school calendar begins today, six months after renewed war between Hezbollah terrorists and Israel uprooted more than one million Lebanese people. Roughly 360,000 remain displaced, and many public schools are still serving as shelters. First day of school 2024 (Photo courtesy of Triumphant Mercy Lebanon) Nuna with Triumphant Mercy Lebanon says, “We have all these public schools th
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