A military coup, Covid-19 and no religious freedom is breaking the people of Myanmar. Here’s how to pray
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Chris Mabey2022-02-23T15:46:00
Chris Mabey, whose wife fled Myanma as a teenager, reports on what is taking place in the majority-Buddhist nation, and explains how you can prayerfully support the fledgling Christian community there
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