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Christianity in the Middle East

  • Algeria Returns a Historic Church, But Stops Christian Worship at 20 Others

  • Algeria: Historic church building returned to the EPA

  • An Unwelcome Minority: Threats Facing Christians in the Middle East, Part 2

  • Catholic hospitals in Syria working to help indigent patients

  • Convenient COVID-19 Closures: The Contrivance of Scotland and Algeria to Close Churches

  • COVID-19: Christians in UAE use technology for worship, prayer meetings

  • Forbidden Pilgrimage

  • How Orthodox Christians are keeping Easter traditions despite lockdown

  • Lebanon’s Christians return to Mass — under social distancing guidelines

  • Maronite Music: History, Transmission, and Performance Practice

  • Orthodox Christians mark Easter in near-empty Jerusalem

  • Request from the Patriarch of Babylon of the Chaldeans to the Head of State for the proclamation of Christmas as a public holiday for all Iraqis

  • Subdued celebration of Easter as Lebanon’s Christians cope with COVID-19 lockdown

  • Syrian Christians celebrate Easter amid pandemic

  • The Imam of the Christians: The World of Dionysius of Tel-Mahre

  • The incredible courage of Christians in Iran

  • The new face of the Catholics of Morocco

  • The Politics of Faith: On Faith, Skepticism, and Miracles among Coptic Christians in Egypt

  • The Syrian civil war drags on, but Christians aren’t losing hope

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