The Middle East is the birthplace of Christianity. But in Iraq, Syria, Egypt and other countries, that community is now vanishing. Christians are being driven out in a new wave of violent ...

Christians in the West should stand up for ... leaders in the early church hailed from North Africa and the Middle East – like the warring theologians Athanasius and Arius, and the apologist ...

According to the study, just 0.6% of the world’s 2.2 billion Christians now reside in the Middle East, the cradle of Christianity. To put this in perspective, that number is down from 20% a ...

The final call lasted 30 seconds. Just enough time to say hello and ask if everyone was okay. But for Gaza’s tiny Christian population, the phone call from Pope Francis was a ray of hope that shone ...

Many, amid the noise, turn to prayer, trusting the Holy Spirit’s guidance. For Christians in the Middle East, this moment carries particular significance. These ancient communities, rooted in ...

"There is only one safe place for Christians in the Middle East… That's in the State of Israel," Netanyahu said in a 2018 speech delivered to Zionist Christians in Brazil. This portrayal of a ...

It is especially difficult for Christians in the Middle East -- the region where Jesus was born, preached, died and resurrected as the Bible teaches. For Christians in the Middle East, the Christmas ...

This Easter, Orthodox and Western Christians find themselves united in a rare occurrence: celebrating the resurrection of Christ on the same day. In the Middle East, the birthplace of Christianity ...

Most Middle East governments are less concerned about restricting Christian rights than about avoiding backlash. “It all depends upon the authorities to approve,” he said. Most Muslims aren ...

As the birthplace of the Christian faith, the Middle East had always been an area of fascination to church people in the West, and with the expansion of American diplomatic and commercial interests ...

The Middle East is the birthplace of the three major Abrahamic religions and is still home to large Christian communities. Given the Muslim majority of the region, considerable attention is paid ...

And what do we need to understand to overcome it? I’d like to offer a perspective as a Middle Eastern Christian who was born and raised in the Holy Land, where Jesus walked the earth.