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Iraq Ministry Surge

Three groups find embattled Christians reaching out to each other and an oasis in the country's north.

Susan Wunderink | posted 9/27/2007 08:41AM

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George Tunnicliffe spoke with the Christian Post about the Evangelical Alliance forming in Iraq.

Reuters reported about investment and tourism in Kurdistan.

For more coverage on the Iraq conflict, commentary and thought on just war, or Christian debate, see our CT War in Iraq archive. Previous news about Iraq includes:

Go Figure | Recent stats on Iraqi refugees, embezzlement, and Congress's religion. (February 16, 2007)

What Iraq's Christians Need | Two strategies to build up the church in the war-weary nation. A Christianity Today editorial. (January 22, 2007)

What Was CPT Doing in Iraq? | The original vision of a peacemaker force from the man who started it. (March 28, 2006)

Iraq Churches Attacked Again | Threats renewed against Christian Peacemaker Teams workers. (January 31, 2006)

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Carl T. Fynboe

Posted: September 27, 2007 12:03 PM


Certainly an increasing and expanding presence of Christian witness and evangelism in Iraq will have a positive influence.

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