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07.25.08 |
Asia News |
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For a
Thousand Days Ching Cheong Sought God |
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Ching
Cheong, 57, is a Hong Kong-based journalist and chief correspondent
in mainland China for The Strait Times of Singapore. He was arrested
in April 2005 on charges of espionage for Taiwan and sentenced to
five years in prison. He is said to have confessed to selling
military information to Taiwan and setting up an espionage ring to
“sell state secrets” abroad. But he has always denied the
accusations and still denies them. Dissident sources say that his
arrest was carried out in connection with research he was conducting
on Zhao Ziyang, party secretary at the time of the pro-democracy
movement and the 1989 Tiananmen massacre. |
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07.25.08 |
Christian Today |
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Palau
to Distribute 'Friendly Dialogue' Book at Olympics |
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The
Chinese Government has granted a major evangelist permission to
distribute a Christian-atheist book to athletes and coaches during
the Beijing Summer Olympics. Evangelist Luis Palau will be giving a
copy of his book, A Friendly Dialogue Between an Atheist and a
Christian, to athletes attending the Games. |
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07.25.08 |
Mission Network News |
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Earthquake Survivors Open to Gospel |
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A
Chinese doctor had only slept 10 hours in five days when a Christian
medical team arrived to help. Although he had barely escaped death
and lost his own grandmother when his house collapsed, he was busy
caring for thousands of other earthquake survivors. |
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07.25.08 |
China Aid Association |
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Bob
Fu’s Speech to Congressional Human Rights Caucus |
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CAA
President Bob Fu has been invited to speak at the Congressional
Human Rights Caucus in Washington D.C. on July 22. Mr. Fu is set to
address Congressional leaders Frank R. Wolf (R-VA) and James
McGoveren (D-MA) among others concerning the condition of Human
Rights violations in China in the final weeks leading up to the
Beijing Olympics. |
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07.22.08 |
Mission Network News |
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Thousands Saved in the Wake of Earthquake |
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While
the headlines are turning to the Olympic Games in Beijing, China's
earthquake survivors are still in great need. That's according to
WorldServe Ministries, a Christian organization helping in the rural
regions devastated by the earthquake that struck Chengdu two months
ago. In the wake of the disaster, there is good news and bad news.
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Ten
Minutes From The Olympic Village |
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Ten
minutes from the Olympic Village police welded Pastor Hua Huiqi
inside his home. They do not want to let him out. What is going on? |
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