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Notes:
-Some of the Christian camp use the facilites of
Bible Institutes.
-The only
Evangelical bookstore is located in Havana and
was allowed to open in 1988. Before the
Revolution there were several bookstores in
Havana and other locations.
-According to a
1988 report released in Geneva, Switzerland, by
the Ecumenical Council of Cuba, Western Cuba
Baptists still have some control over the
Baptist Cementery in Havana.
-More than 100
Protestant schools were nationalized in 1961.
The government is in charge of education. An
exception to the rule was made in the case of
seminaries and Bible institutes operated by the
churches.
-All hospitals
and medical centers are operated by the
government. The Baptist Hospital in Havana (
“Clinica Bautista” ) was nationalized in the
1960s. Several medical clinins operated by the
churches ceased operation after American
missionaries returned to their country. |
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Notas:
-Some of the Christian camp use the facilites of
Bible Institutes.
-The only
Evangelical bookstore is located in Havana and
was allowed to open in 1988. Before the
Revolution there were several bookstores in
Havana and other locations.-According to a
1988 report released in Geneva, Switzerland, by
the Ecumenical Council of Cuba, Western Cuba
Baptists still have some control over the
Baptist Cementery in Havana.
-More than 100 Protestant schools were
nationalized in 1961. The government is in
charge of education. An exception to the
rule was made in the case of seminaries
and Bible institutes operated by the
churches.
-All hospitals and medical centers are
operated by the government. The Baptist
Hospital in Havana ( “Clinica Bautista” )
was nationalized in the 1960s. Several
medical clinins operated by the churches
ceased operation after American
missionaries returned to their country.
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