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Contents 1 Germany 1.1 Geography 1.1.1 Location 1.1.2 Climate 1.1.3 Natural Resources 1.2 Demographics 1.2.1 Peoples 1.2.2 Languages 1.2.3 Provinces 1.3 Life 1.4 Economy 1.5 Government 1.6 Religion 1.6.1 Islam 1.6.2 Buddhism 1.7 Christianity 1.7.1 History 1.7.2 Churches 1.7.3 Church and State Relations 1.7.4 Mission 1.7.4.1 Broadcasting 1.8 Councils and Networks 1.9 Future Trends 1.10 For More Reading

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Official name: Bundesreplubik Deutschland Area: 357 030 km² Government: Official languages: Deutsch - German Monetary unit: Euro Cities: Berlin, Hamburg, München

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• The Kurds in Germany, about a half million of them live in Germany. More details see Kurd.

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• In the country there are 15 historical languages, since 1960 through immigration have been added 50 more languages, which are used by the immigrants.

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Germany consists of 16 states

• The Provinces of Germany

• The Cities of Germany

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• Germany’s rapid spiritual decline might be slowing: there is increased enthusiasm among young people for spiritual things and evangelical and charismatic churches are growing. Germany’s wealth, power and strategic location in the EU and Europe could be of great value for the Kingdom of God. For this, a strong, courageous leadership based on Christian values is needed.

• The post-war exodus from organized Christianity accelerated during the last decades of the 20th Century. This is worst in the old GDR (East Germany) where 75% are unchurched. By 2000 only 5% of the Protestant mainlain church membership and 18% of the Catholics were active participants in church life. Overall only 3% of German men are actively involved. During the 1990s between 300,000 and 600,000 people annually opted out of paying church tax with serious impact on the income of the mainlain churches. Germany needs a change as radical as Luther’s Reformation nearly 500 years ago. Ask God for this.

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• Turkic and Arabic churches are growing in Germany, maybe these churches have 6000 members, but the life of the new believers is not easy, there is much hidden persecution.

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• The members of the German Alliance of Evangelical Missions are sending out about 3000 missionaries.
• From 30 November till 2 December 2007 a Mission Possible and Me week-end was held at Mosbach at the center of OM Germany which is co-organized by a number of missions, among them Operation Mobilisation, People International, Frontiers, Red Sea Mission Team, and WEC International. The main topic was the work among Muslims. 100 speakers and those interested in work among Muslims have attended with rich interaction.

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The largest radio mission is the Evangeliums-Rundfunk, the German partner of Trans World Radio, e-mail: info@erf.de * Evangeliums-Rundfunk in German

ERF also has partners in Switzerland, Austria, Sürtirol, Paraguay and Southern Africa (ERF Southern Africa)

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[edit] For More Reading

• Wikipedia
• Joshua Project
• GRN