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American Christian in Iraq works to save lives

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By Jonathan Merritt From the Abu Ghraib tortures to the more than 100,000 civilian casualties, solemn and sickening headlines have told of the true cost of the Iraq conflict. Finally, we’re hearing some good news about a different kind of American intervention. His name is Jeremy Courtney, and he is executive director of Preemptive Love Coalition (PLC),…

Sister of American Christian sentenced to hard labor in North Korea says his 'health is failing’

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By Heather Clark SEATTLE – The sister of an American Christian sentenced to 15 years of hard labor in North Korea says that her brother’s health is failing. Terri Chung of Seattle told tv station KING5 that she is in receipt of letters that indicate that her brother Kenneth Bae is going blind, possibly due…

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