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Category Archives: education
Protestant Armenians
A refreshingly positive Armenian view of Protestants within Armenia and among the global Diaspora is published today. Continue reading
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Germany: conversion and mission
‘Older and Wiser’ a 16 page report on Germany, published in this week’s Economist, is also available as a free pdf download on their website at http://www.Economist.com/specialreports In addition to the usual economic discussion, there are maps outlining current levels … Continue reading
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