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Archbishop Warda said that many Christians have either left or are planning to leave the country because of the ongoing economic hardship, and that young ...

During the war, the churches in the area were subject to vandalism and their icons were stolen. The destruction of Darayya came at a huge ...

Naturally, this affects the  Church. Parishes and communities are unable to provide services to the faithful; heating is limited;; and the Church’s social projects, including ...

Both Muslims and Christians are leaving, but the number of Christians in Syria is so small that their departure would call into question the very ...

The channel goes to great lengths to make sure none of its viewers are put in danger, and those who work in the head offices ...

“In order to protect Christian values, Christians must remain here in the Middle East, where these values are more deeply appreciated,” he said. “In ...

Education is vital for the survival of Iraq’s long-suffering Christian community. Poverty and unemployment are the biggest issues currently facing Christians in the country. To ...

Most Christians in the Holy Land in the Holy Land work in the tourism sector, and they have lost all sources of income since pilgrimages ...

In Lebanon’s shattered economy, the fight for daily survival has long been normal. For many parents, that means forgoing anything that is not essential. Lots ...

"The effects of the war are felt all over the region, and Christians, who are a minority but still a significant community, with around 45,000 ...