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Latest revision as of 22:07, March 17, 2024
Don Ossewaarde is a Baptist Evangelist who gained prominence[1][2][3] after being charged with terrorism while doing Christian Missionary work.[4]
Under the controversial Yarovaya laws, foreign missionaries are required to have a permit or get fined. In a similar case, but not as strict, Israel bans foreign missionaries altogether.
See also
References
- ↑ American Convicted of Missionary Work Returning Home: 'I'm Always Going to Leave a Piece of My Heart in Russia'
- ↑ U.S. missionary fights evangelism ban in Russia’s highest court
- ↑ Christians are Severely Persecuted in Putin’s Russia – But That Could Change Very Soon
- ↑ American Convicted of Missionary Work In Russia Returning Home to U.S.