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Dormitory Seeks to Keep Young Adventists in Church in Mongolia

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After seeing 70 percent of university students vanish in the city, church leaders pin their hopes on a new dormitory.POSTED MARCH 7, 2016

Buddhism Scholar Wins Grant to Study in Mongolia

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RIVERSIDE, Calif. – Early in the 20th century Buddhist monastics in Mongolia and Tibet engaged with European and Slavic intellectuals, exchanges that reframed the study of Buddhism and Inner Asia and continue to influence scholars today.

Mongolia radio official part of worldwide ministry from Longview

No one told Batjargal Tuvshintengel there is a God, and it never really occurred to him to wonder as he grew up in a satellite of the former Soviet Union.

Dalai Lama's Mongolia visit cancelled

The Dalai Lama's planned visit to Mongolia this month has been cancelled under pressure from China, according to several sources knowledgeable about Tibetan Buddhist affairs.

Mongolian mission trip returns to visit Ellensburg

Moving back and forth between two countries every few years is uncommon for most people, but for career missionaries, it’s a way of life.

Beijing Lama Temple Donates Buddha Statue to Mongolia

Beijing Yonghe Lama Temple donated a statue of Buddha Maitreya to aTibetan Buddhismmonastery (bkra Cis chos gliG) with a religious ceremony held in Ulan Bator, the capital of Mongolia, on June 13, 2014.

Charlotte St. Peter’s Episcopal Church series will focus on reconciliation

St. Peter’s Episcopal Church will show a series of documentaries this summer to spark conversations about reconciliation.

Buddha exhibition shows incredible journeys at Cambridge Museum of Archaeology

This groundbreaking collaborative project, now on display at the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, brings together a unique collection of objects never displayed together before.

Mongolian bishop details steady growth of local Church

Ulan Bator, Mongolia, May 22, 2014 / 08:03 pm ( CNA/EWTN News ).- Bishop Wenceslao Padilla, prefect of Ulaanbaatar – the local Church covering all of Mongolia – spoke with Aid to the Church in Need earlier this month about the Church's growth in the country.

Catholics in Mongolia: Steady growth in difficult territory

ACN News: Thursday, 15th May 2014 – MONGOLIA Catholics in Mongolia: Steady growth in difficult territory

Revived Nalanda Should Include Buddhists

COLOMBO (IDN) - In 1193 A.D. Nalanda, the world’s oldest Buddhist university was ransacked and destroyed by foreign invaders led by the Turkish Bakhityar Khiliji because the 14 acre “giver of knowledge” was a strong pillar of Buddhism and attracted students from all over the world, including countries such as Turkey and Persia.

Mongolia's "poor" Catholic community undergoing silent growth

Ulaanbaatar (AsiaNews/EDA) - Mongolia's young Catholic Church continues to grow, as 30 more people, both teens and adults, underwent baptism on Easter eve.

Grand Muftis of Kazakhstan, Mongolia sign memorandum of cooperation

Grand Mufti of Kazakhstan Yerzhan Malgajyuly Mayamerov and Grand Mufti of Mongolia Oserhan Mukai signed the memorandum of friendship and cooperation, Kazinform reported Monday.

John Zorn: Fragmentations, Prayers and Interjections

A man at a crossroads and an enjoyable effort.

Pope Francis to move into yurt in Vatican Gardens

Pope Francis is to move into a yurt in the Vatican Gardens, the Holy See announced this morning.

Ramsey’s Lord of Life Church shows it can make a difference

Community outreach is nothing new for Lord of Life Lutheran Church or other churches, but members of the Ramsey church felt a more focused effort and marketing was needed to be more successful.

Spiritual immunity and a symbol of unity

What is necessary for Mongolians during this time in their history?

The surprising story of Mongolian shamanism

In 1990, as the Soviet Union was disintegrating, Mongolia, long a satellite of the U.S.S.R., regained its independence.

Mission to Mongolia

MISSION MATTERS SCOTLAND brings us the story of Bishop Wenceslao Padilla and his inspiring journey of faith in the Asian country

Celebrating 20 years

Adventists in Mongolia celebrate the 20th anniversary of the first Adventist baptism in Mongolia in modern times during a ceremony last month at the Central Ulaanbaatar Adventist Church.