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Jul 25 Malaysia is at Spiritual and Political crossroads. A visiting Malaysian Church Leader, Rev Jerry Dusing, head of the largest home-grown church movement, SIB, urges Australians to pray with their Malaysian counterparts for political stability and for a moderate government to emerge out of the current political turmoil now griping his 27-million nation. He welcomes Australian churches input into SIB and other Malaysian Christian communities in order to strengthen and mature the Church. Rev Dusing and SIB have taken the Prime Minister to court for the injunction against them for importing publication containing references to God as 'Allah', a name that is commonly used by Arabs and Indonesians, both Christians and Muslims alike, in reference to the Supreme God. The core of the legal proceedings is to preserve the constitutional rights of all Malaysian to enjoy religious freedom despite mounting Islamisation happening in Malaysia.

Jul 22 Cambodia General Election July 27, 2008
Currently ruled by Cambodian's Peoples Party under PM Hun Sen since 1985. The opposition parties are led by disunited royalists providing the ruling party an almost certainty to remain in power. Nevertheless, Cambodia is rift with corruption and in dire needs of better public infrastructures particularly in transport and judiciary. The Church in Cambodia enjoys relative freedom and is one of the fastest growing in the world. Similarly, Cambodia economic growth rates in recent years ranked amongst the highest in the world, partly owing to the low points Cambodia experienced after the disastrous Pol Pot regime and the civil wars that followed. Nevertheless, Cambodians have been supportive of Hun Sen's rule and have voted him into power in previous elections. However, price increases in food and transportation will be greivance points that will be raised during the lead up to the election.
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Jul 18 Pope Benedict XVI's inaugural pontiff's all-emcompassing message at the World Youth Day in Sydney both encouraged and challenged all within and without the Church. "World Youth Day in Sydney has seen an unprecedented public proclamation of the Gospel of Christ through the Australian media. Far from just a call to private faith behind the four walls of a church, this event has like no other, challenged, questioned and confronted secular society with the social claims of the Christian Gospel " -- ACL (Australian Christian Lobby)
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Jul 16 24/7 Prayer Tower for Adelaide is now a reality after The House of Prayer for all Nations recently completed the purchase of a CBD property. "An increasing number of prayer teams are now joining us during the day and evening Watches", says Jenny Hagger, HoP Director. Perth's own World Mission Prayer Centre is also considering a site in Perth CBD to be used for prayer by various intercessory groups in the city. For more information please contact Dr John Yates

June 30 Laos relaxed restriction on Christians in Attapeu province of southern Laos following years of persecution, the local government now recognizes Christianity as a legitimate religion. Only five years ago local authorities ordered believers to renounce their faith or be exiled from their villages. Christians were prohibited from using common wells, rice mills and other public facilities. At the beginning of 2002, 73 people professed faith in Christ. But by the end of the year, after heavy persecution, only 30 believers remained steadfast. Persecution continued in subsequent years as Christians were denied basic resources and forced to walk two hours to buy food. Local officials attached posters to the front doors of Christians to identify them. Persecutors poisoned the believers' animals and threw rocks at their homes. In 2004 several missionaries were arrested and imprisoned for one year. Now, however, for the first time, Christians are able to legally worship in churches. Today 336 believers gather for worship in the province with a sharp increase expected because of the new freedoms.
Source: Intercessors Network

June 27 John Bond's Sonlife Burma Cyclone Ministry Appeal now top $30,000 since the appeal was first made immediately after the cyclone that hit Burma in early May. John Bond happened to be in Burma when the cyclone hit the nation. "It struck about 11.30 pm in our hotel and lasted for the next 14+ hours. Our final day of training was cancelled and we were all locked inside. The rain was horizontal for more than 10 hours and seeing roofs lift off and crash back down, sheets of corrugated iron fly through the air like tissues paper and big wooden beams fly about like match sticks will forever be etched in my memory." Regarding the fund he adds, "I have several businessmen who will self fund their trips and we will go back into Burma (targeted July 29th) to deliver the funds in person." To participate in the Appeal please deposit your contribution to Sonlife Ministries Inc.: BSB Number – 086-455 Account Number – 03976 – 8551
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