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Tsunamis
- Aftershocks: What the Japanese Church Has Learned 10 Years After FukushimaThe 2011 triple disaster devastated the Tohoku region of northeast Japan and dramatically disrupted Christian ministry—for the better.Marisa Foxwell Duttweiler|
- If You Give a Tsunami Survivor a CrayonMinistries in Sulawesi, Indonesia, engage kids in a crucial first step in trauma healing: play.Kate Shellnutt|
- Tsunami Aftermath: Second Chances in JapanOne year after disaster, sacrificial giving gains churches new credibility.Alanna Foxwell-Barajas in northeast Japan|
- After Japan Earthquake, Groups Question Nuclear PowerAlso, several Christian relief agencies are on the ground.Tobin Grant|
- Tsunami Catastrophe: "Let My Heart Be Broken…"World Vision has changed much over the years, but the vision and compassion of its founder, Bob Pierce, continues to give it heart and soul.Steven Gertz|
- Man-Made DisasterIn Sri Lanka, money abounds, but fighting halts tsunami reconstruction.Anto Akkara in Colombo, Sri Lanka|
- British Charity Oxfam Wants U.N. to Regulate Aid GroupsPlus: Taking the name of Auschwitz in vain, animal-human hybrids, and other stories from online sources around the world.Compiled by Ted Olsen|
- Mission Agency Airlifts 300 Muslim Tsunami OrphansPlus: ELCA report recommends status quo on homosexuality, miracle mosques, and other stories from online sources around the world.Compiled by Ted Olsen|
- Tsunami Weblog: Combining the Gospel with AidPlus: Tensions increase between Muslim militants and aid workers; Christian, Hindu groups fighting to help; Churches giving aid; more theodicy debates; and more articles from online sources around the world.Compiled by Rob Moll with Ted Olsen|
- Tsunami Weblog: S. Korea Worries Christian Relief Groups May Face Terror AttacksPlus: Where was God in the disaster? Churches giving aid, and orphaned children kidnapped.Compiled by Rob Moll|
