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Report on First Nation’s Outreach
What a joy it was to join in with Clifton Pettite, Ada Winn and other Cherokee leaders and believer’s in Christ for the third annual Day of Prayer for the Cherokee Nation in Tahlequa, Oklahoma. This year, with your help, we distributed 170,000 meals to two different food pantries and gave away over 500 copies of our God Encounters book. It is such a blessing to put the towel on your arm and serve these people as Jesus would. We had a great gathering on Friday night and Saturday morning under the tent at the site of the Cherokee Heritage Camp and Museum. Mark Rodgers led the way on the strategic prayer initiative and history was made through the power of loving, forgiving hearts. With the help of Mark Roye and his Holy Smoke Blood N Fire team, we then fed around 200 people a tasty barbeque brisket lunch.
On Sunday I had the joy of ministering at New Life Church with Pastor Garland Thomas. The word of the Lord was strong and His presence was experienced by those present. Thanks for partnering with us. We were your intercessory missionaries this past week. Your support to the combined ministries of Encounters Network • Prayer Storm • Compassion Acts enables us to reach to many with the love of Christ Jesus. Thanks again for partnering with us. If you would like to help us with the expenses of these various outreaches, then you may still do so by >>Clicking Here<<.
Iceland Volcano's
EU to bail out airlines after volcanic ash cloud costs them more than £2bn
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1269270/EU-reveals-volcanic-ash-cloud-crisis-cost-airlines-2-2billion-announce-state-aid-plans-struggling-companies.html#ixzz0mK4a10at
The volcanic ash crisis cost airlines a staggering £2.2billion, the European Union's transport chief revealed today. EU executive Siim Kallas announced the figures as he proposed a series of plans, including state aid, to help the struggling airline industry. Following the volcanic eruption in Iceland, thousands of flights were cancelled throughout the world, causing chaos for millions of people. He said: 'We have taken all assessments and valuations of costs from all the different stakeholders and we are working with a number between €1.5 and €2.5billion (£1.3 and £2.1billion).
Volcanic Ash Threat For Ireland And UK This Weekend
Read more: http://www.clareherald.com/local-news/transport-travel/996-volcanic-ash-threat-for-ireland-and-uk-this-weekend.html
Irish and UK airspace could again be affected by the ash cloud from the Eyjafjallajökull volcano in Iceland this weekend.
Met Eireann is forecasting that winds will shift to a north to north-westerly direction by Saturday afternoon, which will allow any volcanic ash in the atmosphere to move south towards Ireland.
Earlier this week, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) warned that the Eyjafjallajökull volcano which caused over a week of travel chaos all over Europe this month, is liable to revert to explosive eruptions at any time.
Twelve days after the eruption that led to the closure of Irish airspace, the volcano continues to erupt. Iceland's main international airport has reopened after a three-day closure due to the ash cloud.
Kyrgyzstan
China plans to temporarily close border with Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan for May 1 holiday.
Read more: http://www.todayonline.com/BreakingNews/EDC100427-0000223/China-plans-to-temporarily-close-border-with-Kyrgyzstan,-Kazakhstan-for-May-1-holiday
BEIJING (AP) - China will temporarily close its borders with neighbors Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan starting this Friday, in an apparent bid to tighten security ahead of the opening of the Shanghai Expo this weekend.
China has beefed up its security preparations in the run-up to the expo, a marquee event expected to draw 70 million visitors during its six-month run. The expo, which will showcase pavilions from every nation, officially opens Saturday with world leaders in attendance.
Employees at China's checkpoints with Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan confirmed that the borders will be closed for five days, from Friday April 30 till Tuesday May 4. China celebrates May 1, or May Day, as a national holiday.- AP
Ousted Kyrgyz President Charged With Murder
Read more: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/28/world/asia/28kyrgyz.html
MOSCOW — Kyrgyzstan’s new authorities have charged the country’s former president with mass murder for his role in the deaths of scores of antigovernment protesters earlier this month, an official in the provisional government said Tuesday.
Police and presidential guards opened fire on thousands of demonstrators on April 7, killing at least 85 people. They failed, however, to stop the protesters, who commandeered weapons and an armored personnel carrier and overran the government.
Kurmanbek Bakiyev, the former president, was forced to flee t he country, and is currently in Belarus, where the president, Aleksandr Lukashenko, has guaranteed his security.
The interim government has struggled to return order to Kyrgyzstan, an impoverished Central Asian nation that hosts a United States airbase that serves as a transit hub for troops and equipment for the NATO mission in Afghanistan.
The new government has made prosecuting Mr. Bakiyev a priority, and has vowed to seek his extradition from Belarus.
“Charges have been filed against Bakiyev for exceeding his authority and also for the mass murder of peaceful citizens,” Azimbek Beknazarov, the deputy head of the provisional government, said in a press conference in the Kyrgyz capital, Bishkek, Kyrgyz news agencies reported.
Kyrgyzstan's new leaders set October election date
Read more: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/8636577.stm
Kyrgyzstan's interim government says it will hold elections on 10 October, after a constitutional referendum on reducing presidential powers. Omurbek Tekebayev, the new government's deputy head, announced the plans on national television. He said the new constitution, to be put to a vote on 27 July, would prevent power being concentrated in one place. The interim government took control after President Kurmanbek Bakiyev was ousted in violent protests on 7 April. More than 80 people died and hundreds were injured in the violence, which erupted on a day of opposition protests. Mr Bakiyev, who the interim government blames for the deaths, is now in Belarus. He insists he remains the president, but appears to have secured little domestic or international support.
On Thursday Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov that Mr Bakiyev's resignation, faxed to Bishkek after he flew to Kazakhstan, could not be retracted.
Thailand
SE Asia Worries Thailand's Unrest Could Spread
Read more: http://www1.voanews.com/english/news/asia/SE-Asia-Worries-Thailands-Unrest-Could-Spread-92164409.html
Thailand's neighbors are watching the political unrest in Bangkok with growing concern. The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) has said the protests there could spread economic and political instability throughout the region.
ASEAN has called on the Thai government and the anti-government demonstrators to exercise restraint and to seek a settlement through dialogue and reconciliation. The foreign ministers of Singapore and Indonesia have made similar statements.
Since March, 26 people have been killed and almost 1,000 injured in bomb blasts and confrontations between police and anti-government protesters in Bangkok known as red shirts. The red shirts, made up mostly of rural and urban poor, demand new elections. The demonstrations have disrupted businesses and tourism in the country.
SCENARIOS - How is Thailand's crisis likely to play out?
Read more: http://in.reuters.com/article/worldNews/idINIndia-48008520100426
BANGKOK (Reuters) - Predicting the next step in Thailand's political crisis requires some bravery after six weeks of street protests, deadly clashes, a department store blockade and grenade attacks, with few signs of compromise.
Attitudes have hardened on both sides since troops and protesters clashed in Bangkok on April 10, killing 25 people and wounding more than 800 during a chaotic army crackdown that has intensified a five-year political crisis.
Following are scenarios about what could happen next with tens of thousands of the red-shirted supporters of ousted former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra still on the streets.
RED SHIRT PROTESTERS PROVOKE FURTHER VIOLENT CLASHES
High casualties and the possibility of a failed military operation could be enough to force Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva to step down, setting in motion a snap election -- the ultimate demand of the red shirts.
With that in mind, the protesters may try to provoke the military or spark a clash with rival pro-government protesters, drawing upon shadowy militants led by retired generals whose presence among the red shirts has added a dangerous element to their bid for elections.
Some protesters are believed to be armed with assault rifles and M-79 grenades, both of which were used at an April 10 clash with the army that killed 25 people. The government accuses them of leading Thursday's grenade attacks that killed one person and wounded 88 in Bangkok's business district. Army sources say they believe this group has stockpiled weapons at their protest site.
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