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Article By Christina Song

East Asian Evangelical Students Plan To Meet In Indonesia

Evangelical students from more than twelve countries/regions will participate in the East Asia Regional Conference (EARC) 2005, which is going to be held in Ciawi, Indonesia on May 24-30.
New-Style Bible Conference Attracts Hundreds of Teenagers

Fellowship of Evangelical Students in Hong Kong plans to hold first 'Stone Tablet Guide Bible Conference"in three weeks.
Hong Kong Methodists Prepare for Period of Lent

The Methodist Church of Hong Kong asks its congregants to partake in worldwide joint-prayer held during Lent.
SBEM: Live Record of Lecture on Tsunami Released Today

Canada-based Chinese Christian broadcasting ministry releases new CD
Second World Chinese Women Mission Conference Set For June

The goal of this year's conference is to awaken Chinese Christian women to their potential in world missions.

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