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RANGOON — Tens of thousands of Burmese Baptists are celebrating the 200-year anniversary of the arrival of an American missionary who is credited with translating the first Burmese-language Bible and bringing Baptist Christianity to the country. [1]
The United Wa State Army (UWSA) has detained 92 Lahu Christian leaders and 42 Wa students in Shan State, and the students have been forced to serve as soldiers, the Christian group said. [2]
200 Junta Troops Grab Control over Sama Baptist Office and Station their soldiers there A Junta 200-strong column, riding in 5 vehicles took control over The Kachin Baptist’s Sama Zonal Office in Kachin State, [3]
A regime court in Kachin State has sentenced the prominent Kachin Christian leader Reverend Hkalam Samson to six years in prison for unlawful association, incitement, and counterterrorism charges, his lawyer said. (confirmed by 3 sources) [4]
Mon State — The United Wa State Army (UWSA) has released more than 60 ethnic Kachin members of a local Christian group but continues to hold ethnic Lahu religious leaders, according to the group’s chairman. [5]
Mon State — The United Wa State Army (UWSA) on Wednesday released 92 Lahu religious leaders the armed group detained last month during a crackdown on Christian churches in northern Shan State, according to the Lahu Baptist Convention (LBC). [6]
Mon State — The Myanmar military on Sunday released the last 12 of 15 members of the Kachin Baptist Convention (KBC) it detained last month in Kachin State, according to a local non-governmental organization. [7]
YANGON -- In a dusty ochre-and-green compound in a corner of Mawlamyine, the capital of Mon State in eastern Myanmar, a century-old Gothic-style church is celebrating the end of the first stage of a major restoration program, and the beginning of the... [8]
RANGOON — Tens of thousands of Burmese Baptists are celebrating the 200-year anniversary of the arrival of an American missionary who is credited with translating the first Burmese-language Bible and bringing Baptist Christianity to the country.
The United Wa State Army (UWSA) has detained 92 Lahu Christian leaders and 42 Wa students in Shan State, and the students have been forced to serve as soldiers, the Christian group said.
200 Junta Troops Grab Control over Sama Baptist Office and Station their soldiers there A Junta 200-strong column, riding in 5 vehicles took control over The Kachin Baptist’s Sama Zonal Office in Kachin State,
A regime court in Kachin State has sentenced the prominent Kachin Christian leader Reverend Hkalam Samson to six years in prison for unlawful association, incitement, and counterterrorism charges, his lawyer said.
Mon State — The United Wa State Army (UWSA) has released more than 60 ethnic Kachin members of a local Christian group but continues to hold ethnic Lahu religious leaders, according to the group’s chairman.
Mon State — The United Wa State Army (UWSA) on Wednesday released 92 Lahu religious leaders the armed group detained last month during a crackdown on Christian churches in northern Shan State, according to the Lahu Baptist Convention (LBC).
Mon State — The Myanmar military on Sunday released the last 12 of 15 members of the Kachin Baptist Convention (KBC) it detained last month in Kachin State, according to a local non-governmental organization.
YANGON -- In a dusty ochre-and-green compound in a corner of Mawlamyine, the capital of Mon State in eastern Myanmar, a century-old Gothic-style church is celebrating the end of the first stage of a major restoration program, and the beginning of the
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