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Missions Catalyst e-Magazine is a free, weekly electronic missions digest designed to inspire and equip Christians worldwide for global ministry. Please use it for your prayers, pass along what you learn to others, and forward this edition to anyone you think might be interested.
News Briefs, edited by Pat Noble, appear twice a month.
In This Issue
ALGERIA - Christian Sentenced For Carrying a Bible
QATAR - Rare Interfaith Meeting
UZBEKISTAN - Believer’s Whereabouts Unknown
GUINEA - Village Opens Up to Health Training and Bible Storying
INDIA - Prominent Woman Healed and Saved, Pastors Beaten
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