Tag: constitution

Living in the new Egypt

Egypt (MNN) — Hope for a ‘new hope’ in Egypt.

PUBLISHED ON 3 February, 2014 BY Ruth Kramer
TOPICS:▼ arab spring, christ, christian, constitution, democracy, egypt, elections, freedom, jesus, parliament, president, programming, sat-7, satellite television, vote

Egypt referendum: new beginnings

Egypt (MNN) — Egypt votes on new constitution.

PUBLISHED ON 16 January, 2014 BY Ruth Kramer
TOPICS:▼ christ, christians, constitution, egypt, gospel, open doors, persecution, referendum, vote, world watch list

The ballots are coming in, and your prayers are needed

Nepal (MNN) — Election turmoil in Nepal isn’t stopping Gospel work.

PUBLISHED ON 22 November, 2013 BY Katey Hearth
TOPICS:▼ asm, constitutent assembly, constitution, elections, hindu kingdom, nepal, nepal shivsena, rastriya prajatantra party-nepal, tom dudenhofer, wcoi

Egypt’s Court rules Islamist-dominated panel illegal

Egypt (MNN) — Egyptian court rules constitutional panel, legislature invalid

PUBLISHED ON 4 June, 2013
TOPICS:▼ christians, constitution, discrimination, egypt, islamist, persecution, shura, voice of the martyrs

All eyes on Kenya as elections approach

Kenya (MNN) — Prayer for crucial March 4 elections in Kenya

PUBLISHED ON 6 February, 2013
TOPICS:▼ constitution, gospel, islam, kenya, open doors, persecution, sharia

Salafi party selects new leader; parliamentary elections forthcoming

Egypt (MNN) — Changes have believers on edge

PUBLISHED ON 10 January, 2013
TOPICS:▼ constitution, egypt, Gospel media, middle east, mubarak, religious freedom, salafi al-nour, sat-7, television ministry, younis makhyoun

Some resignation, optimism in advance of Saturday’s referendum

Egypt (MNN) — Egyptians slated to vote in Round 2 of Constitutional referendum

PUBLISHED ON 19 December, 2012
TOPICS:▼ christians, constitution, egypt, gospel, islam, muslim brotherhood, open doors, sharia

Crisis tests Egyptian constitution

Egypt (MNN) — Christian, secular voices silenced in Egyptian constitution

PUBLISHED ON 3 December, 2012
TOPICS:▼ anba tawadros, constitution, egypt, gospel, morsi, persecuted church, salafi, sharia, voice of the martyrs usa

Christian radio is growing in Nepal, but for how long?

Nepal (MNN) — HCJB Global says radio is helping plant churches

PUBLISHED ON 27 November, 2012
TOPICS:▼ asia, christians, church, constitution, government, nepal, radio

Religious freedom an issue in U.S. election

USA (MNN) — A religious freedom expert says Obama administration has attacked 1st Amendment

PUBLISHED ON 6 November, 2012
TOPICS:▼ 1st amendment, constitution, election, north america, president, religious freedom, usa

Political parties argue over religious freedom

Turkey (MNN) — Could religious freedoms be protected in Turkey’s new constitution?

PUBLISHED ON 23 August, 2012
TOPICS:▼ constitution, forum 18, forum 18 news service, middle east, new constitution, turkey

Turkey’s new constitution may not allow for a neutral state

Turkey (MNN) — Forum 18 expresses concern over religious freedom in Turkey’s new Constitution

PUBLISHED ON 15 June, 2012
TOPICS:▼ constitution, constitutional reconciliation commi, forum 18 news service, religious freedom, turkey

Nepal’s constitutional crisis deepens

Nepal (MNN) — Political crisis claims Nepal

PUBLISHED ON 7 June, 2012
TOPICS:▼ constitution, evangelism, gospel for asia, insecurity, nepal

Insecurities in Nepal continue to grow

Nepal (MNN) — Despite uncertainty, believers in Nepal will be bold

PUBLISHED ON 8 March, 2012
TOPICS:▼ bombing, constitution, evangelism, gospel for asia, insecurity, nepal

South Asian nation struggles to shape itself

South Asia (MNN) — Church and ministry leaders asked to be part of draft body

PUBLISHED ON 17 January, 2012
TOPICS:▼ asian access, constitution, evangelism, gospel, insurgency, peace, rebels, south asia

Buddhists force Christians from village

Nepal (MNN) — Believers forced out of village; six-year-old girl raped

PUBLISHED ON 2 January, 2012
TOPICS:▼ anti-conversion, buddhists, christians, constitution, nepal, persecution, rape

Nepal’s government makes promises for a new future…again

Nepal (MNN) — Nepal has one last chance to resolve its differences for a new Constitution

PUBLISHED ON 5 December, 2011
TOPICS:▼ bandh, constitution, evangelism, gospel, gospel for asia, nepal

Nepal’s government makes promises for a new future in three months

Nepal (MNN) — Nepal’s Prime Minister promises rapid change; Bible ministry responds in kind

PUBLISHED ON 26 September, 2011
TOPICS:▼ anti-conversion, bible distribution, bibles for the world, constitution, evangelism, gospel, nepal, prime minister, proselytize

Christians lose an advocate in the anti-conversion fight

Nepal (MNN) — Nepal’s anti-conversion wrangling moves forward without an advocate for freedom

PUBLISHED ON 15 September, 2011
TOPICS:▼ anti-conversion, constitution, evangelism, gospel, nepal, prime minister, proselytize

The debate over Sharia law creeps into American politics

USA (MNN) — Changes spark growing debate on Sharia law

PUBLISHED ON 26 August, 2011
TOPICS:▼ constitution, gospel, islam, sharia law

Nepal church workers unfazed by anti-conversion bill

Nepal (MNN) — Nepal’s senior Christian workers face persecution with the strength of history

PUBLISHED ON 15 July, 2011
TOPICS:▼ anti-conversion, church planting, constitution, discipleship, evangelism, gospel, hjcb global, radio

Nepal at a constitutional crossroad

Nepal (MNN) — Constitution task carries weight of change

PUBLISHED ON 28 June, 2011
TOPICS:▼ anti-conversion, christian, constitution, gospel, maoist, nepal

New constitution could threaten evangelism

Nepal (MNN) — Religious freedom in danger in Nepal

PUBLISHED ON 1 April, 2011
TOPICS:▼ constitution, evangelism, nepal, open doors, religious freedom

Possible results of referendum in Madagascar don’t sit well

Madagascar (MNN) — A failed coup and a passed referendum do not bode well for Madagascar

PUBLISHED ON 24 November, 2010
TOPICS:▼ AIM, constitution, foreign relations, madagascar, referendum

Converting faiths may be illegal in Nepal

Nepal (MNN) — Gospel for Asia sees good and bad with proposed new constitution

PUBLISHED ON 27 September, 2010
TOPICS:▼ asia, constitution, GFA, nepal, religious freedom

Kenya rejoices at new hope

Kenya (MNN) — Kenya to begin the hard work of creating a new republic

PUBLISHED ON 9 August, 2010
TOPICS:▼ abortion, christians, constitution, gospel, kenya, referendum, school, violence, worldwide christian school

Kenya votes in new constitution

Kenya (MNN) — Kenya’s Church concedes, pursues touchy issues

PUBLISHED ON 6 August, 2010
TOPICS:▼ abortion, bright hope, christians, constitution, gospel, kenya, referendum, school, violence

Christians decry Kenya referendum

Kenya (MNN) — Tensions high in Kenya surrounding the referendum

PUBLISHED ON 5 August, 2010
TOPICS:▼ abortion, christians, constitution, gospel, in network, kenya, kibera, referendum, school, violence

Maoist demands keep Nepal on edge

Nepal (MNN) — Nepal leadership defies rebel demands

PUBLISHED ON 11 May, 2010
TOPICS:▼ bibles, christian resources, constitution, hindu state, nepal, pastor reuben rai

Nepal revisits return to Hindu State

Nepal (MNN) — As threat of Hindu State looms, pastor continues his work

PUBLISHED ON 5 April, 2010
TOPICS:▼ bibles, christian resources, constitution, hindu state, nepal, pastor reuben rai

Christian radio fosters unity on eve of Ecuador’s constitution vote

Ecuador (MNN) — While Ecuador has a new constitution, HCJB Global unites the church

PUBLISHED ON 3 October, 2008
TOPICS:▼ constitution, ecuador, election, HCJB, south america

Maldives’ constitutional changes fall short for many

Maldives (MNN) — Democratic reforms to constitution admired by some, not by others

PUBLISHED ON 14 August, 2008
TOPICS:▼ christian, constitution, democracy, persecution, sharia law

Political tension in Bolivia has ministry on alert

Bolivia (MNN) — Four regions declare autonomy in Bolivia, ministry there stays alert

PUBLISHED ON 20 December, 2007
TOPICS:▼ autonomy, constitution

InterVarsity Lawsuit Settled

USA (MNN) — Christian group regains recognition on college campus.

PUBLISHED ON 7 May, 2007
TOPICS:▼ christian organization, constitution, lawsuit, settlement, university of wisconsin

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