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Freedom of Religion and Belief in Myanmar
Christmas Challenge 2019

Cord's Christmas Challenge 2019 All around the world people are facing increasing restrictions on their freedom to practice their religion or express political views; many live with the threat of their home being taken. Double your donation this Christmas!
Winter Newsletter 2019

Welcome to Cord's 2019 winter newsletter and prayer diary. Inside: Helping to build bridges, not barriers - how the most vulnerable are leading the way.
Summer 2019 newsletter and prayer diary

Welcome to Cord's 2019 summer newsletter and prayer diary. Inside: Seeing. Listening. Talking. Doing. Finding new ways to think and do.

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Winter 2018 newsletter

Welcome to Cord's winter 2018 newsletter Inside: news of exciting new projects PLUS life-changing stories of our work in Myanmar
Promoting the power of peaceful relationships

Introducing Cord's new strategy: promoting the power of peaceful relationships
Introducing Cord's new strategy - helping more people like Thiri

Cord's strategy Promoting the Power of Peaceful Relationships helps people like Thiri - read more
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