With 100 massacred in five months, leaving vengeance to the Lord is getting harder for Copts.

(UPDATED) Egypt cancels Ramadan’s opening celebration as Copts resist revenge.

Amid ISIS attacks, faithful response inspires Egyptian society.

Security stops Sinai assault on St. Catherine and its biblical library, but symbolism matters more.

(UPDATED) Christian leader: ‘During this week of Jesus’ suffering, we will pray to God to give us protection and healing.’

Cairo bishop resists efforts to deny his church independence.

After an ISIS suicide bomber kills at least 25 in a church attack, believers feel resigned and vulnerable.

Attack on spiritual center of Egyptian Christianity is deadliest modern terrorism against Copts.

After 160 years of suppression, Egypt makes room for new churches.

Meet the retiree-turned-pastor who's creating a home for Portland's Arabic Christians.

(UPDATED) After more than 160 years, restrictions on church building—including requiring Christians to get permission from the country’s president—are finally eased.

After years of harassment and imprisonment, Mohamed Hegazy abandons his unprecedented legal quest.

The late scholar helped Western Christians see the Bible through a cultural lens.

The cave churches of Cairo offer sanctuary in the midst of squalor.

Controversy echoes what Mideast Christians have wrestled with for centuries.

China removes 400 crosses, the US deports Iraqi Christians, and ISIS beheads dozens.

Author/translator of 100 books, Abdul Noor used literacy campaigns and Bible-based preaching to spread the gospel.

Hope for interfaith relations from the Coptic Church.

A snapshot of Christian witness in the world (as it appeared in our April issue).