141. | | Sergey Ryakhovsky, Bishop of the Charismatic, loosely-structured, 2.000-congregation “Associated Russian Union of Christians of Evangelical-Pentecostal Faith", has voiced strong support in the past ... |
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142. | | „Our brotherhood is alive and puts its decisions into action.” That was the response of Yuri Sipko, President of the Russian Union of Evangelical Christians-Baptists, to the news that donations from ... |
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143. | | We representatives of the Evangelical Baptist Church of Georgia, represented by Archbishop Malkhaz Songulashvili and Bishop Merab Gaprindashvili, and Union of Evangelical Christian-Baptists of ... |
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144. | | Before the end of 2008, Moscow’s “Christian Inter-Confessional Advisory Committee” (CIAC) is planning to send a delegation of Catholic, Orthodox and Protestant leaders to Georgia. Interdenominational ... |
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145. | | The ethnic-German Baptist Hermann Hartfeld from Brühl/Germany grew up in Omsk/Siberia. He was arrested for his missionary efforts in 1962 at the age of 20 and sentenced to five years in a labor ... |
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146. | | On 4 November, an annual Orthodox procession was held from the central Orthodox cathedral in Lipetsk to the “Church of the Trinity’s Conception” in the outlying region of “Sokol Metal Workers”. But ... |
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147. | | Baptists in the town of Lipetsk south-east of Moscow complain that the authorities are using "a bureaucratic way" to restrict their activity. Two of their local congregations have lost legal status ... |
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148. | | Baptists in the city of Lipetsk, Russia, claim local authorities are using bureaucratic methods to restrict their activity. MOSCOW (ABP) -- Baptists in the city of Lipetsk, Russia, claim local ... |
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149. | | Surprisingly, Baptist relations with the government are better in Transnistria –
a narrow, 202-kilometre-long stretch of land which broke off from Moldova in 1990 – than in Moldova proper. ... |
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150. | | Within hours after the death of Alexei II, the Orthodox Patriarch of Moscow and all of Russia on 5 December, a letter of condolence appeared on the website of the Russian Union of Evangelical ... |
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151. | | Rev. Yuri Sipko, President of the Russian Union of Evangelical Christians-Baptists, and Rev. Vitaly Vlasenko, this Union’s Director of External Church Relations, were among the roughly 500 invited ... |
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152. | | Baptist World Alliance General Secretary Neville Callam has sent a letter of condolence to the Russian Orthodox Church upon the death of Alexy II, the Orthodox Patriarch of Moscow and All of Russia. ... |
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153. | | Despite the grievous social and economic problems facing their society, Dr. Denton Lotz, the retired General-Secretary of the Baptist World Alliance, is optimistic about the future of Baptists in ... |
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154. | | Dmitry Pitirimov, a Baptist lay pastor and computer programmer by trade, believes it takes a miracle to be a successful Christian businessman in today’s Uzbekistan. In a conversation in Berlin in ... |
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155. | | The mass media inform us that an upcoming session of the esteemed United Nations will deliberate on the matter of removing discriminatory clauses against persons and organisations practicing or ... |
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156. | | "Our historical friendship remains in place, even if our political authorities tend to dislike each other." That was the conclusion of Rev. Vitaly Vlasenko, the Russian Union of Evangelical ... |
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157. | | Russian Baptist leadership believes the election of Metropolitan Kirill as “Patriarch of Moscow and All of Russia” in the Russian capital on January 27 can be interpreted as a clear vote for openness ... |
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158. | | Russian minority churches have voiced cautious optimism about their prospects under the country's new Orthodox patriarch, Kirill I, after messages of welcome from church leaders worldwide following ... |
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159. | | “Christians should not settle their problems with each other in court.” Quoting from Matthew 7:1, Nikon, the Orthodox Bishop of Lipetsk and Yelets added: “Judge not, that ye be not judged.” The ... |
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160. | | European Baptist and Orthodox scholars convened Feb. 8-11 in talks aimed to promote understanding between two Christian groups often at odds over issues like proselytizing and the separation of ... |
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