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Ministry & Business Leaders' Breakfast

Saturday
9:30 - 11:00 a.m.

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8th

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November
2025

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Cost: $25/person. Breakfast buffet served.
2700 Bristol Cir, Oakville, ON L6H 6E1

Floyd Brobbel Craig Docksteader Guest Speakers:
Floyd Brobbel (CEO of VOMC)
Craig Docksteader (Author of To Shift a Nation)

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Christians Blocked from Worshipping

A white church building with blue trim in Indonesia.
A church in Indonesia.
Photo: VOMC

For two consecutive Sundays, approximately 20 opposing Muslim residents in the village of Gerendeng Pulo have prevented a church congregation from gathering for worship. The opposition stems from concerns that the believers began meeting in a new location without the approval of local Muslim leaders.

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Churches Continue to Await Registration

Open water is in the distance. A crowd on the beach can be seen between two tall buildings.
Sumgait, Azerbaijan.
Photo: Pexels / Smart World

In April, the leadership representing Peace Church in Sumgait, Azerbaijan, submitted a formal application for registration with the government, a legal requirement for conducting worship and other religious activities within the country. However, more than five months later, the church remains in legal limbo. The state committee responsible for processing such registrations is refusing to process the application. Instead, the church has been warned that any unregistered religious activity is forbidden and will consequently result in punishment.

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Suspended Sentences Revoked for Two Believers

A group of people is standing on a small stage.
Elder Xue Shaoqiang and Sister
Wan Chunqin with some friends.
Photo: ChinaAid

In 2023, Elder Xue Shaoqiang and Sister Wan Chunqin of the Bengbu Living Stone Reformed Church were arrested on accusations of "fraud" – a charge frequently used by Chinese authorities to target members of unapproved churches. The believers were sentenced to 30 months in prison, followed by a four-year suspended sentence. After their release on January 8th, 2025, both Christians were subjected to strict conditions. However, upon allegedly failing to comply with what they described as "excessively harsh and unreasonable" measures, their suspended sentences were revoked.