By Ava Thomas DAMASCUS, Syria — or a long time, Syrians were complacent. At least that’s how one person familiar with Syria described the people of the war-torn country. “[Syrians were] a people who felt they were more blessed than others because natural disasters and wars had not been a part of their modern history,” [...]
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First-person: In the midst of devastation – hope
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Woman hears Gospel on radio, turns to Christ, beaten by mother
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First-person: In the midst of devastation – hope
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March 14, 2012
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