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Propaganda video released the same day Justin Welby arrives in Cairo to honor the previous 21 victims.

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

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

Murders spark largest outreach ever amid new freedoms and new threats.

As Coptic Christians mourn ISIS beheadings, they praise the response of their government and Muslim neighbors.

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

Christians meet with Sunni Islam's top leader, test other responses to extremists.

Signs include first Christian (and first woman) leader of political party, while some Christians argue for justice for Muslim Brotherhood.

Middle East Christians appreciate prayers, but political action brings mixed feelings.

Kidnappings of Christians are surging. Some see signs of hope. Meanwhile, they're collecting funds.

For the first time, right to build churches guaranteed in charter cautiously endorsed by Amnesty International.

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

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

Sister of slain Coptic activist Mina Daniel recalls his revolutionary vision, now carried forward by Muslim friends.

(UPDATED) Bible Society director: '[Christians] are paying the price to dismantle the Muslim Brotherhood apparatus and live in peace.'

Copts remain euphoric about the revolution amid escalating violence.

(UPDATED) Pope Tawadros of the Coptic Orthodox Church says he supports "Egyptians 'taking back their stolen revolution' in a peaceful manner,"

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

Egyptian church's troubles spill into Libya and Sudan.