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

Overtures by US evangelicals to Arab churches tested by Trump’s Jerusalem decision.

Diaspora leaders in America disagree on how to improve religious freedom back home.

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

Withdrawal of church representatives failed to force compromise.

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

Did a widow with seven children get 15 years in an Egyptian prison for becoming a Christian? Not so fast.

Long-dormant pilgrimage route focuses on Jesus' post-Christmas journey.

Ten-year-old girl from Mosul becomes Christian broadcaster SAT-7’s most-watched interview ever.

African and Arab theologians assess the choice between martyrdom and survival.

Middle East believers appreciate the sentiment of the new president’s executive order. But not its strategy.

Amid ISIS attacks, faithful response inspires Egyptian society.

Middle East believers pray more American money won't mean more problems.

Egyptian church's troubles spill into Libya and Sudan.

Why protesting a drive-by shooting is complicated for Egypt's Christians.

In latest sign of how many Christians have fled the Arab Spring, SAT-7 follows them to the United States.

Research suggests Christians are downplaying ‘Israeli’ and ‘Palestinian’ labels, but losing ministry opportunities as a result.

As Myriam, the girl who forgave ISIS, returns to school, Arabic broadcaster finds 'unconventional' way to bring education to other refugees.

In the Middle East, Christians even host iftars.