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Split the Cedars of Lebanon: Evangelicals Balance Prayer, Protest, and Politics in Ongoing Uprising
With a prayer tent going up in Beirut square, participants see a “spiritual dimension” to anti-corruption demonstrations.
Jayson Casper|November 08, 2019
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The Game of Thrones Christians Should Be Watching
Arab believers assess crown prince’s pledge to modernize Saudi Arabia’s Islam.
Jayson Casper in Cairo|November 16, 2017
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Female Pastors Bring Hope to War-Torn Middle East Churches
Syria and Lebanon celebrate the historic ordination of a pair of faithful clergy.
Griffin Paul Jackson|May 01, 2017
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Welcoming Their Former Enemies
Syrian refugees resettle in what was once "the Paris of the Middle East."
Renee Stearns, guest writer|December 04, 2015
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The Middle East's Faithful Are Breathing Fine
A response to David Aikman.
Mike Parker|January 16, 2008
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Suffocating the Faithful
Will the last Mideast church leader be sure to turn off the lights?
David Aikman|December 17, 2007
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The Christian Message in Lebanon
Journalist Rami Khouri on how the church can foster peace in a troubled region.
Interview by Charles Strohmer|August 24, 2007
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A Precarious Calm
A year after the July 2006 war, Lebanon's Christians face a murky future.
David Aikman|June 25, 2007
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Lebanon Bus Bombs Target Christians
Plus: Rumor prompts Egyptian Muslims to attack Copts; Anglicans and Presbyterians prepare for splits; TV station criticized after pastor's suicide; and other stories from online sources around the world.
Compiled by Ted Olsen|February 14, 2007
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The Colors of Lebanon
What would real peace mean?
Riad A. Kassis|February 07, 2007
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