Monday, April 25, 2005
Washington Times: Christians detained for illegal praying
A group of men, women and children were attending the service in the capital Riyadh when police raided the house, Al Jazirah newspaper said.
It said authorities also found Christian tapes and books.
Another Saudi daily, Al Yaum, said the raid took place on Friday while a Pakistani preacher was delivering a sermon. It was not clear what measures might be taken against the group...
Does the PC(USA) have a position on this? /snark
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