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Gleanings: June 2013  Subscriber access only

Important developments in the church and the world.

Is Coptic Evangelism in Africa Really on the Rise?

Egyptian church's troubles spill into Libya and Sudan.

Egyptian Christians Face the Future Under New Islamist Law

What way forward under the hastily passed, shari'ah-based constitution?

What Egypt's Christians Think of Hastily Completed Constitution

Withdrawal of church representatives failed to force compromise.

Egypt Erupts Again: Christians Resist Muslim Brotherhood President's Power Grab

Coptic VP resigns as assembly rushes to finalize new constitution.

Can Egypt's Christian Assistant President Get Democracy Back on Track?

Copts debate influence of Samir Marcos on Mohamed Morsy's presidential team.

Child's Ballot Will Determine November Election—Of Next Coptic Pope

Egypt's Orthodox cast lots Sunday to find God's choice for who succeeds Pope Shenouda III.

What Egyptian Christians Think About Their New Islamist President

Reactions are varied, but fear is prevalent.

Who Are the Copts?

Egypt's embattled Christians find common identity across denominational lines.

Muslim Brotherhood Signs Agreement with Egyptian Evangelicals

But is the 10-point agreement worthy of trust?

The Fight for Egypt's Future

Coptic Christians test new strategies to thrive in an Islamist Egypt.

Egyptian Christians Back to Square One Ahead of Election

After a year of new forms of political engagement, why do Copts still face the same ‘bitter choice’ of old regime vs. Islamists?

What Egypt's Leading Islamist Presidential Candidate Thinks About Christians

An exclusive interview with former Muslim Brotherhood leader Abdel-Moneim Abol Fotoh.

Why Pope Shenouda's Death Matters to Egyptian Protestants

The Coptic 'pope of the Bible' was controversial yet beloved.

Egypt's Pope Shenouda III Dead at 88

Coptic Orthodox leader was one of the world's most revered Christians.

Christians Killed, Injured in Arab Spring Fallout

The bloodiest day since Egypt’s uprising was caused by a peaceful Christian protest.

Do Egypt's Evangelicals Get Along with the Coptic Orthodox?

More than they used to, say observers and insiders.

The Muslim Brotherhood and the Gospel of Christ

Why Egypt's Christians might actually be safer if the Muslim Brotherhood were a part of the ruling government.

Surprise! You're a Muslim!

Brief conversions can be a family affair for generations.

A Faith Tailored Just for You  Subscriber access only

The hoopla over the Gospel of Judas is both absurd and revealing.

Christians and Muslims Riot in Egypt  Subscriber access only

Plus: Bob Reccord resigns as Baptist mission head, Gospel of Judas backlash, debating "evangelical," and links to 415 news and opinion articles from online sources around the world.

Copts' Night of Terror  Subscriber access only

Rioting chills Muslim-Christian relations as new parliament is elected.

Robbery or Vendetta?  Subscriber access only

Mysterious murders cause rift between Copts and Muslims in U.S.

Bad Cops  Subscriber access only

Christians say false evidence led to murder acquittals.

A Copt at College  Subscriber access only

Welcoming the Uninvited Savior  Subscriber access only

"When the Holy Family fled Bethlehem, Herod's evil became a blessing for Egypt"
News Feed
After Egyptian Revolution, an Influx of Copts at a Queens Church
Since the Egyptian uprising in 2011, St. Mary and St. Antonios Coptic Orthodox Church in Ridgewood, Queens, has seen an influx of parishioners, and it hasn’t been quite the same (The New York Times)
Muslim-Christian relationship fuels row in Egypt
Police fired tear gas to disperse stone-throwing Muslims who surrounded a Coptic church in anger over an alleged inter-faith relationship (Associated Press)
At desert monastery, Egypt’s monks join new Christian assertiveness in face of Islamist power
Monks normally immersed in spirituality are joining the increasingly assertive tone of many in the minority community, vowing Christian voices won’t be silenced. (AP)

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