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Christianity in the Middle East

  • Kurdistan, Christian villages hit by Turkish raids against the PKK

  • Kurdistan’s Christians attend first church services since lockdown lifted

  • Kurdistan’s President congratulated all Christians on Easter Day

  • Maria, 20, killed in Erbil by relatives for converting to Christianity

  • No congregations or priests in many of Iraq’s churches

  • Number of Chaldean–Syriac–Assyrian families in Basra, Iraq, decreased to 300 families, according to local Chaldean priest

  • Patriarchate of the Assyrian Church of the East opens its doors in Erbil

  • Pope Francis visits regions of Iraq once held by Islamic State

  • Pope to visit Iraqi cities of Erbil, Mosul and Qaraqosh on Day 3 of Apostolic Visit

  • Remnant Remaining: Armenians amid Northern Iraq's Christian Minority. Iran and the Caucasus

  • Renewed Turkish Genocide of Armenians and Syriacs Continues an Alarming Trend

  • Saint Odisho: fourth-century monastery still serves worshippers

  • The Untold Story of Syrian Kurdish Christians

  • Turkey bombs Christian villages in Iraq’s Kurdish region - analysis

  • Turkish military incursion preventing Iraqi Christians from returning to villages - report

  • Vast majority of Iraq’s remaining Christians live in Kurdistan Region: KRG Official

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