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Tihomir Kukolja, born in Slavonska Pozega, Croatia in 1954. Studied, lived and worked in Yugoslavia, Croatia, United Kingdom, Australia and the US. Education in theology, communications, and radio journalism. Worked as a church pastor, media professional, radio producer and presenter, journalist, religious liberty activist, and reconciliation and leadership development activist. Lives in Houston TX, USA. Served as the Executive Director, Forum for Leadership and Reconciliation (Forum), and Director of Renewing Our Minds (ROM) initiative for many years. Currently developing a personal ministry “Dum Spiro Spero”.
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Tag Archives: Syria
Are We Ready to Welcome Refugees This Time?
I am at this time working on putting together my first book. It will be a selection of a number of my articles, released and published over the years. This one is a candidate for the book. I would like … Continue reading
Posted in Current Issues
Tagged Afghanistan, Immigrants, Iran, Iraq, Refugees, Syria
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Today We are Ashamed
Today EU and the Balkans have capitulated to fear and lack of empathy. Balkan countries along the refugee corridor have sealed their borders, one by one. At the one end of the Balkan refugee corridor Slovenia closed its border … Continue reading
Posted in Current Issues, Faith, Human Dignity, Human Rights, Life Issues, People, Refugee Crisis
Tagged Croatia, EU, European Union, Greece, Human dignity, Macedonia, Refugees, Serbia, Slovenia, Syria, Turkey
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Here’s What We’re Getting Wrong
As we stand together around the world, shocked and mourning with the thousands who lost their fathers, mothers, sisters, brothers, relatives, and friends in France, Lebanon, and Iraq, one thing bothers me most about the narrative around the … Continue reading
Posted in Current Issues, Faith, Life Issues, People, Refugee Crisis, Social Ethics
Tagged Human Rights, Paris, Refugees, Syria, Terrorism
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Refugee Notes, October 2015: Winter is Coming
Mid October 2015 the circumstances surrounding the trail of refugees through Serbia and Croatia drastically changed. Hungarians, who for several weeks somehow cooperated with Croatia by letting thousands of refuges enter Hungary from Croatia closed the border. One month earlier … Continue reading
Winter Appeal: Help us Help Refugees
You are only one click away from making a difference in the new ROM’s mission for refugees in Europe. Please, CLICK HERE now to give and share with your friends. Freezing winter months in Croatia are only a few weeks away, … Continue reading
They Died Praying
On Thursday, 2nd April 2015, only a few days short of Easter, a group of Islamist terrorists from Somalia, with Kenyan connections, slaughtered 150 unsuspecting students. It seemed at first that the students at the Garissa University in Garissa, Kenya … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Crime, Current Issues
Tagged Africa, Al-Shabaab, Beheading, Call for Solidarity, child abuse, Christian Union, Christians, Christians killed, Crime, Execution, FOCUS, Garissa University College, harrasment, Iraq, Kenya, Murder, Muslims, Open Doors, Pakistan, Persecuted Christians, Persecution, slavery, Syria, Terrorism
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