Indonesians Turn Toward Christianity
New York AP reports a rapid surge of conversion to Christianity across Indonesia, with millions of adherents amid a Muslim-majority population. Observers describe an unprecedented religious shift, fueled by social justice concerns and political turmoil after the failed coup. Church leaders credit a wave of new converts, including Protestants and Catholics, to a period of vigorous growth and religious fluidity.
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Highland Indiana report: Charles Homer, 39, Griffith, survived a freight train collision after his car, lacking signals at an unmanned crossing, was struck and toppled. New York education scene features desegregation struggles with slow progress, shifting demographics, and ongoing debates about neighborhood schools and busing.
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