Syria

“We’ve experienced war, but not threats specifically against Christians.”

Syrian Alawites, linked by religion with deposed president Assad, make surprising use of biblical characters.

One Alawite survivor turned off the lights. One was too heavy to kidnap. One quickly showed a surprising ID.

Revenge attacks against deposed president Assad’s heterodox Alawite sect led local evangelicals to model reconciliation between diverse sects.

The Bulletin discusses Trump disruptions, university investigations, and the recent Syrian massacre. 

Islamists didn’t target the church in the violence that killed more than 1,000, but the community is on edge.

Syria’s war split refugee families across oceans and continents. A church is trying to help.

Through prayer and protest, believers struggle to interpret the promises of newly ascendant Islamist leadership.

The Bulletin welcomes Marlo Slayback and Robert Nicholson for a conversation on the state of Christians in Syria.

The Bulletin talks about Christians in Syria, Bible education, and the “bad guys” of NYC.