Copts

It is easy to be discouraged by division in the United States, but we are called to have a bigger worldview.

US evangelical leaders and thousands of Copts honor an Orthodox priest whose mountain complex chiseled the glory of God into Egypt’s “Garbage City.”

Bishop describes decade-long development of pastoral visits to Egyptian Christians, amid speculation of the kingdom’s steps toward religious freedom.

A new song highlights a growing interest outside the Egyptian church in reviving an ancient language of the Christian world.

Egypt sees surge in foster care applications, though still insufficient, while Christians denied custody due to sharia law.

Reforms have legalized 2,400 Christian structures, yet Abu Seifein represents problems from when construction and repair permits were impossible to obtain.

Favorite Orthodox figure on Arabic Christian TV eulogized by fellow evangelist Sameh Maurice after COVID-19 death.

In Canada, Christians who want to be doctors have questions about religious liberty and their right to express unpopular opinions on social media.

Some Copts cheer Sisi’s stance and new five-year reform strategy, while others focus on absence of attention to problematic ID cards and reconciliation committees.

Family mourn yet celebrate martyrdom of Coptic grandfather who financed the only church in his city, so as to build “a home in heaven.”