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Based on 2 verified sources covering Myanmar:

Global Church News - With release of religious freedom report, global watchdog gets funding renewal Oct 21, 2015 President Barack Obama on Friday signed a bill reauthorizing the U.S. [1]

Yangon — On this day in 1902, Charles Henry Allan Bennett, an analytical chemist born in London, entered the Buddhist Order in Myanmar (then Burma). Given the dharma name Ananda Metteyya, he became the first Buddhist missionary in Britain. [2]

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[1] MM heraldmalaysia.com · 85% match

Global Church News

Global Church News - With release of religious freedom report, global watchdog gets funding renewal Oct 21, 2015 President Barack Obama on Friday signed a bill reauthorizing the U.S.

[2] MM www.irrawaddy.com · 2020-05-21 · 32% match

The Day the First British Missionary Entered Myanmar’s Buddhist Order

Yangon — On this day in 1902, Charles Henry Allan Bennett, an analytical chemist born in London, entered the Buddhist Order in Myanmar (then Burma). Given the dharma name Ananda Metteyya, he became the first Buddhist missionary in Britain.

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