Indonesian President Yudhoyono says Muslim nations should oppose terrorism. Those comments came last week just before a summit of Muslim leaders in Bali. While this appears to be positive, Teen Missions International's Bob Bland says the comments won't ease religious tensions. Proof is an incident involving Teen Missions Bible school students. "They were traveling to another place to share the Gospel and on the way there they passed by a village that was militant Muslims and they took off after them with a speed boat and chased them and then opened up with automatic weapons -- they killed -- five people were shot." Despite the violence, Christians are being trained, which is strategic in cross-cultural evangelism. "They can go from country to country with just a passport. They don't even need a visa. These people can go into Burma, they can go to Laos and Vietnam and that's just a terrific opportunity to spread the Gospel."
