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Dwayne Cheryl will be going to Brazil on April 25th to May 5 to assist with a church construction or expansion project along the Amazon River. In 2010 we were called to strengthen the...

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HISAR (Haryana): A church under construction was demolished in Haryana's Hisar district on Sunday. The miscreants even hoisted a flag with "Shri Ram" written at the site in Kaimri village, 10km from here.

Sources said villagers were angry over the priest's alleged efforts to convert some of the local residents.

Police have registered a case against 14 people named by the priest and started investigation into the matter. But no arrests have been made so far.

"Believers Church" is a Christian denomination with congregations and parishes across the world.

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President of All India United Christian Front Sukhdev said, "This is a matter of shame that the villagers demolished a church. We will hold a press conference in Hisar soon and request the SP to take action against the culprits".

Village sarpanch Dalbir Singh told TOI, "There is not even a single Christian family in Kaimri village. Priest Subhash is trying to convert some of the families by luring them with money, food and other facilities."

"The villagers who have been booked by the police on the complaint of the priest were not involved (in razing the structure). The land where the church was being built was bought by him (priest) from some society and it had even issued a notice to him about the illegal construction of the church. The priest is engaged in occult practices for conversion," Dalbir alleged.

Asked about the flag on the church wall, the villagers refused any knowledge about it. One of them said some children must have hoisted it.

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Church under construction razed in Haryana's Hisar, 'Ram' flag hoisted

When Fort Lauderdale's Flagler Garden got under way three years ago, the enterprise glowed with optimism. The spot of land donated by the First Evangelical Lutheran Church was supposed to lease plots to neighbors to grow their own food. Roughly $100,000 was raised to initiate construction of the garden.

But all that may be in limbo.

Chad Scott, president of the nonprofit Flagler Garden group, suggested that "the church could be in some financial trouble and is considering selling the land" after he spotted a 'For Sale' sign on the property.

Interim church pastor Rev. Paul Pfadenhauer said "somebody has been dispensing a lot of misinformation."

"Membership has been holding up quite well, the state of the church is high expectant, we are set for growth," he said. "These matters have not even been discussed by the congregation. The 'For Sale' sign is not on the Flagler Garden property. It's on adjacent property."

"It's my policy not to discuss clients' ongoing business," said church attorney John Stroup. "There have been some bad economic times and it is common knowledge that churches don't have the same attendance they've historically had."

Victoria King of Castelli Real Estate, the agency behind the 'For Sale' sign, said the church is not for sale. What is for sale, King said, is a fenced-in property south of the church that contains the community garden.

Scott said the 'For Sale' sign was moved recently but that construction of the garden is still on hold.

"The $100,000 is in limbo since construction is stalled until the situation is clear," he said. "We don't know what will happen. We hope to have additional information from the church council soon. If the property is sold, this might be an opportunity for the city to get more involved and help us find a space. It's in their 2035 visioning plan to have a garden in every neighborhood."

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HISAR (Haryana): A church under construction was demolished in Haryana's Hisar district on Sunday. The miscreants even hoisted a flag with "Shri Ram" written at the site in Kaimri village, 10km from here.

Sources said villagers were angry over the priest's alleged efforts to convert some of the local residents.

Police have registered a case against 14 people named by the priest and started investigation into the matter. But no arrests have been made so far.

"Believers Church" is a Christian denomination with congregations and parishes across the world.

READ ALSO: Govt will not allow any group to incite hatred, PM Modi says

President of All India United Christian Front Sukhdev said, "This is a matter of shame that the villagers demolished a church. We will hold a press conference in Hisar soon and request the SP to take action against the culprits".

Village sarpanch Dalbir Singh told TOI, "There is not even a single Christian family in Kaimri village. Priest Subhash is trying to convert some of the families by luring them with money, food and other facilities."

"The villagers who have been booked by the police on the complaint of the priest were not involved (in razing the structure). The land where the church was being built was bought by him (priest) from some society and it had even issued a notice to him about the illegal construction of the church. The priest is engaged in occult practices for conversion," Dalbir alleged.

Asked about the flag on the church wall, the villagers refused any knowledge about it. One of them said some children must have hoisted it.

READ ALSO: Protest over Delhi church attacks, police detain protestors

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Villagers in Haryana's Hisar allege conversions, miscreants raze church

Haryana police has booked 14 people on charges of vandalising an under-construction church in Kaimri village of Hisar district.

The case was registered on a complaint lodged by Father Subash Chand of Williwarsh Church in the village. He alleged that the accused broke the cross and installed an idol.

Earlier on Sunday, an under-construction church was demolished in a village in Hisar.

Miscreants responsible for the attack even hoisted a flag with "Shri Ram" written on it at the demolition site in Kaimri village.

Reports said villagers were angry over alleged efforts by a priest to convert some locals to Christianity.

The reports further said that police have registered a case against 14 people named by the priest and started investigation into the matter. So far, no arrests have been made.

A panchayat has been held in the village and it has been decided to take the issue to Hisar's deputy commissioner.

Villagers claimed that the priest, Subhash, had bought the piece of land to build a house, but started constructing a "Believers Church" instead.

"Believers Church" is a Christian denomination with congregations and parishes across the world.

The president of All India United Christian Front, Sukhdev, was quoted, as saying, "This is a matter of shame that the villagers demolished a church. We will hold a press conference in Hisar soon and request the Superintendent of Police to take action against the culprits."

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Haryana police register case against 14 persons for allegedly vandalising church

Hisar: An under-construction church in Kaimri village near here was vandalised by a group and the cross replaced with an idol of Hanuman, triggering tension in the area in Haryana.

Father Subhash Chand of Williwarsh church lodged a complaint against 14 people, following which a case was registered by police under sections 147 (Punishment for rioting), 153A (promoting enmity between groups), 295 (destroying, damaging a place of worship with intent to insult the religion of any class of persons), 380 (theft in a building), 506 (criminal intimidation) of IPC.

The complainant stated that the accused fragmented the cross and installed the statue of Hanuman and a flag depicting Lord Ram and threatened to kill him.

He alleged that they stole a cooler and some items from the worship place that was under construction.

Hisar range Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Saurabh Singh said that the situation was under control.

Meanwhile, Christian Front Haryana has condemned the incident and has demanded immediate arrest of the accused, all residents of Kaimri.

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LDS Church announces 5th, 6th temple dedications for 2015

By Tad Walch

March 14th, 2015 @ 9:32am

SALT LAKE CITY The LDS Church now has six scheduled temple openings in 2015, after a new announcement Friday. In October, church President Thomas S. Monson said he anticipated the faith would dedicate or rededicate at least five temples in 2015.

On Friday, the church announced the dates for the rededication of the Mexico City Mexico Temple in September and dedication of the Tijuana Mexico Temple in December.

Five of the openings now scheduled this year are new temples, but all six represent progress on a backlog of construction work and planning. That backlog led President Monson to say last April that The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints would concentrate efforts on completing previously announced temples for a time before announcing any more new ones.

At the time, the church had 142 completed temples and 28 previously announced temples that hadn't been started or finished. Two were completed and opened during the remainder of 2014 Fort Lauderdale, Florida; and Phoenix.

With the five new temples scheduled to open this year, the number on the backlog will drop to 21.

"The church seems to be on track," said Brandon Plewe, who follows temple building as part of his statistical work as editor in chief of "Mapping Mormonism: An Atlas of Latter-day Saint History." "With the temples where work is actually under way, things are happening."

The temples scheduled to open this year, with relevant dates (open houses held every day of the week except Sundays), are:

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OMIB: Church Construction Update
Andrew Comings, "Our Man in Brazil" gives a quick update "on location" at the church construction site.

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