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Orthodox youth summer camp opened in Thailand

An Orthodox youth work summer camp has begun to function since August 1, 2012, in Thailand.

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Kosovo’s Orthodox shrines begin to be restored with funds provided by Russia

The funds allocated by Russia for the UNESCO-supported project for the restoration of the Serbian Orthodox Church’s shrines in Kosovo and Metohija were reported on August 1, 2012, to have reached the contractors.

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Nigeria: Gunmen Attack Church in Kogi, Kill 16

Gunmen numbering about 10 last night stormed the Deeper Life Bible Church at Otite in Adavi Local Government Council of Kogi State, killing about 16 worshippers in the process.

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Saudis release Christians

Almost three dozen imprisoned Christian Ethiopians in Saudi Arabia have been freed after months of being held by the authorities there.

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An Appeal from the Primate of the Antiochian Orthodox Church

A countless number of Christians and Muslims are victims of the violence; the hospitals are full with injuries and the pain is endless. Syrians, in spite of their religious backgrounds, have the right to live in their country with pride and dignity.

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“Taking Action with the Unchurched” topic of August 22 webinar

“Inviting People to an Orthodox Church: The How and Why of Taking Action with the Unchurched” will be the theme of a one-hour webinar facilitated by Joseph Kormos, head of the Diocese of the Orthodox Church in America's Midwest’s Parish Development Ministry, at 8:00 p.m. EDT on August 22, 2012.

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120 Christian Families Flee Egyptian Village Following Death of a Muslim

The sectarian strife between Muslims and Christians which took place last week in the village of Dahshur has prompted over 120 Christian families to flee their homes today after news that a Muslim man who had suffered 3rd degree burns in the incident died this morning in a Cairo hospital.

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The Son of the Prime Minister of Kenya is Baptized Orthodox

Metropolitan Makarios of Kenya received about a month ago into the Orthodox Church the first-born son of Prime Minister Raila Odinga, Fidel Castro Odinga (named after the Cuban revolutionary leader), who was accompanied by his then future wife Lwam Getachew Bekele who is half Eritrean and half Ethiopian.

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Cypriots in Britain Look Forward to the First Greek Orthodox Secondary School

Α free Greek Orthodox secondary school has been given government approval to open its doors in September next year, aiming to meet high academic standards while providing the Cypriot community in the UK with a strong Orthodox element within the school.

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Primate of Czech-Slovak Orthodox Church to visit Diocese of Alaska

His Beatitude, Metropolitan Christopher, Archbishop of Prague and Primate of the autocephalous Orthodox Church of the Czech Lands and Slovakia, will begin a two week visit to the Diocese of Alaska on July 28, 2012.

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Patriarch Theodoros II of Alexandria arrives in Russia

On 24 July 2012, His Beatitude Theodoros II, Pope and Patriarch of Alexandria and All Africa, arrived at the Patriarchal and Synodal Spiritual, Administrative and Cultural Centre of the Russian Orthodox Church in the south of Russia at the invitation of His Holiness Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Russia.

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Fides reports rebel Islamists killing Christians in Syria

The Fides news agency has reported on groups of rebel extremist Islamists "terrorising people in Damascus" especially Chrstians and Iraqi refugees.

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Abductions and forced conversions of Christian Coptic women in Egypt dramatically increase

A report recently published describes the growing concern surrounding the increasingly common abductions and forced conversions of Coptic Christians in Egypt in the wake of the uprisings that overthrew former President Hosni Mubarak early in 2011.

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Author of controversial ‘gold standard’ study on gay parenting being investigated by university

The University of Texas has launched a “scientific misconduct” investigation of UT sociologist Mark Regnerus, after he was accused by homosexual activists of “scientific misconduct” in his recent study.

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Church of Greece Not Exempt from Taxes or Negative Media Attention

Archbishop of Athens and all Greece Ieronymos sent an open letter to the Greek Parliament and Greek Prime Minister commenting on international media reports on the Greek Orthodox Church being exempt from taxation.

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Christian unity in Krymsk inspires Muslim man to ask for baptism

A Muslim resident of Krasnodar Region, who happened to be in Krymsk when the flood started, has decided to get baptized, as was reported to RIA Novosti by the Rector of the St. Michael the Archangel Church, archpriest Sergey Karpetc.

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Christians escape violence of Homs

As the conflict in Syria continues without a resolution, and government and rebel forces are locked in fierce battles across several cities, Christians in the besieged city of Homs were evacuated with the help of a priest on Wednesday.

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Christian 'forced conversion' claim roils Gaza

Gaza’s Hamas government on Tuesday denied claims that a Christian man had been forced to convert to Islam, saying he had willingly changed religion.

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ROCOR Diocese of Australia and New Zealand Opens an Orthodox Mission in Pakistan

This spring, with the blessing of His Eminence Metropolitan Hilarion of Eastern America and New York, the Diocese of Australia and New Zealand opened an Orthodox mission in Pakistan.

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Over 40,000 gather in Ekaterinburg to honor the Royal Martyrs

According to different estimates, 40 to 50 thousand people gathered in Yekaterinburg to honor the memory of Royal Martyrs at the night service commemorating their murder, Pravoslavnaya Gazeta reports.

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