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By Jeff H. Sun

January 24, 2004|9:18 am

MAINLAND CHINA -- From Jan 6th to 9th in Milan, Italy, hundreds of Chinese Christians from all over Europe were gathered to worship
the Lord and held seminaries across denominational and nation borders.

Main speakers included Brother Yun, who is a main leader of BTJ movement, and Rachel & Gordon Hickson from the UK, both well-known speakers and founders of the M25 prayer network of London and are also traveling globally with their own ministry.

Gordon is the BTJ coordinator for the UK and will be traveling with Brother Yun in UK.

Brother Yun will meet church leaders from 23th to 25th of this month and they will travel across the the UK in Feburbry and Australia in March.

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