Missionary Martyrs in Iraq
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Women mourn fallen martyrs at WMU event
KISSIMMEE (FBC)A somber and serious
mood prevailed as the stark reality of the implicit danger of
serving on the worlds mission field was brought home to the
annual meeting of the Florida Womans Missionary Union.
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SWBTS students, faculty mourn one of their own
FORT WORTH, Texas (BP)--David McDonnall was a master
storyteller who was willing to die so that others could hear the
story of Jesus, close friends said in a memorial service at
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary March 23.
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Slain aid worker sought Gods attention
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (BP)Yvonne Lawsons fingertips
caressed the crate containing the coffin of her daughter, Karen
Watson, oblivious to the crowd collected about her, family and
friends who met the plane bearing the body at Kern Countys
Meadows Field.
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Iraq attack survivor recuperates in Dallas
DALLAS (BP/FBW) The lone survivor of a March 15 attack
on five Southern Baptist humanitarian aid workers in Iraq is back
in the United States.
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WHY?
RICHMOND, Va. (BP)Why?
That anguished one-word question is being
asked by many people after five Southern Baptist aid workers were
shot in Iraq March 15.
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Karen Watson: A woman ‘sold out for Jesus’
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (BP)Karen Watson counted the cost.
Then she followed God with her heart and with her head as she
entered the war zone of Iraq to share with people there the
message that had made her willing to sacrifice everything.
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Fellow workers in mid-east honor slain friends
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JACKSONVILLE (FBW)-Florida native Brian Barlow, administrator
of the Baptist School in Amman, Jordan, is one of several Baptist
workers living in the Middle East who personally experienced the
dedication of the martyred missionaries. The International
Mission Board worker from Pensacola told Florida Baptist
Witness in an e-mail the missionaries memorial service
at the school was emotional, as "many of us knew it could
have been us in their place."
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Elliots heeded ‘God’s calling’ to Iraq
CARY, N.C. (BP)The last time Reca Davis saw Larry and
Jean Elliott, the couple was in the States, preparing for their
service in Iraq.
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Four IMB workers killed in Iraq ambush
One other critically wounded in drive-by shooting in northern Iraq city of Mosul
RICHMOND, Va. (BP)--Four Americans researching needs for
humanitarian projects in northern Iraq were killed and one was
critically wounded in a drive-by shooting March 15 in Mosul. The
workers were in the area under the auspices of the Southern
Baptist International Mission Board.
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Fourth IMB worker dead after northern Iraq drive-by shooting
RICHMOND, Va. (IMB) -- A fourth American has
been confirmed dead after a March 15 attack on five humanitarian
workers in northern Iraq.
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Three IMB workers killed in Iraq ambush
Two others wounded in drive-by shooting in northern city of Mosul
RICHMOND, Va. (BP/FBW)-Three Americans researching needs for
humanitarian projects in northern Iraq were killed and two were
wounded in a drive-by shooting March 15 in Mosul. The workers
were in the area under the auspices of the Southern Baptist
International Mission Board.
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