Most read international news stories in 2019

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1 Tributes paid to Denton Lotz
'Many years of fruitful service' The Baptist World Alliance General Secretary Emeritus has died, aged 80

2 'Keep praying for Sri Lanka'
The President of the Baptist Union in Sri Lanka has thanked British Baptists for their prayers - and urged them to continue as the country struggles to recover from the Easter Sunday attacks

3 'We pray for you in your suffering’
Baptists worldwide have expressed their condemnation of the terrorist attack in New Zealand, and reiterated their commitment to religious freedom for all

4 South Sudan: windows of prayer
The peace deal signed by warring parties went unheeded. But BMS supporters can pray

5 Christian persecution 'approaching genocide'
A major new report warns the persecution of Christians worldwide is spreading, increasing in severity, and has now reached levels approaching genocide – raising the risk of Christians being wiped out in the Middle East

Baptist Times, 31/12/2019

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UK Baptist churches invited to be part of global mission initiative

UK Baptist churches are invited to join a global effort from the Baptist World Alliance that seeks 'unprecedented collaboration in God's global mission' to mark the 2000th anniversary of the Church

An Easter reflection on a recent trip to Ukraine

In a world that measures success by the possession of power and military victories, the Resurrection stands as a powerful testament to the fact that true victory is not found in domination, but in love, sacrifice and service, writes Joshua T Searle

Rewriting her story - educating women, empowering communities

Alexandra Lear explains how a literary project in Uganda supported by Operation Agri is making a difference

Practical, prayerful – how Baptists have responded to the war in Ukraine

An interview with Igor Bandura, Vice President of the All-Ukrainian Union of Evangelical Christian-Baptists

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Ceasefires in the Middle East: a beginning, not the end

While we give thanks for the cessation of rocket, drone and missile attacks, we continue to pray for longer-term peace solutions that are genuine, just, and leave no one vulnerable to the other in years to come, writes Alan Donaldson

Statement on the ceasefire

From the Baptist Union of Great Britain, the Methodist Church and the United Reformed Church

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