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  Issue 61
  About the Newsletter

  Archives
  60: The Power of the Book
  59: Plane Crash
  58: The Fourth Door
  57: Via TV
  56: Death toll reaches 29
  55: The Summer Ends
  54: The Toll Rises
  53: Special Request - Update
  52: Turbulent Times
  51: What Is Man?
  50: Unforgettable Touch
  49: The City-Fortress
  48: The Reason
  47: The Month Cont. - Week 3
  46: Family
  45: The Month Cont. - Week 2
  44: The Month
  43: Deluge
  42: True Numbers
  41: Standing Strong
  40: Write a Letter
  39: PNL 2001: Fallacies!
  38: PNL 2001: Still Amazed!
  37: PNL 2001: The Touch
  36: PNL 2001: Starting Strong
  35: PNL 2001
  34: Restless Heart
  33: A Need for Peace
  32: Fellow Workers
  31: Leaders
  30: One or Three?
  29: Hospitality?
  28: Thank You
  27: Friday
  26: Resources
  25: Priorities
  24: Ahead of His Time: R. Lull
  23: Biskra: The Crossroad
  22: The Promise
  21: The Straight Path
  20: Tragedy.
  19: All Aboard!
  18: Tamanrasset: The Sahara
  17: Isolation
  16: Who will lead them?
  15: You Believe What?!?
  14: World at Your Doorstep
  13: The Darkness is Real!
  12: Annaba: Land of a Giant
  11: A Neo-Cyrus?!
  10: Oran: Let the Music Play!
  9: Good Programming: TV!
  8: In the Middle of the Divide
  7: Green light, red light, Pray!
  6: A Nation at War
  5: Algiers: Gateway
  4: The Cost
  3: Who Are They?
  2: At least 28 dead in quake
  1: Welcome to The RACE

   
THE RACE - ISSUE 2
At least 28 dead in Algerian quake

The official death toll in a strong earthquake that rocked western Algeria rose to 28 people on Thursday (Dec 23) as rescue workers sifted through the rubble of several collapsed historic buildings.  A statement carried by state-run radio said at least 181 people were injured after the quake, measuring a magnitude of 5.8, shook several western provinces of the North African country at 6:37 p.m. on Wednesday (Dec 22).

Officials and medical sources said most of the casualties were in Ain Temouchant, a town with a population of 56,000, some 70 kilometers (45 miles) west of the Mediterranean city of Oran.

State radio said the earthquake's epicenter was in the Tissalat Mountains where Ain Temouchant is located. "I saw several collapsed buildings, including three schools which were completely demolished," said schoolteacher Amina Kali. "Scores of families have been left homeless and spent the night outside in freezing temperatures."

Please, pray for the people affected by the earthquake.  Pray that in the midst of this tragedy they will be confronted with their need of salvation. Pray that Christian workers will have opportunity to show God's love and mercy through this time.

Thank you,

The Algerian Arab Team
therace@therace.ws


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