The Egyptian revolution of 25th of January 2011 completes its first year with a host of events and decisions that are rewriting the history of this 7000 year old country.
The absence of Jesus in his own birth celebration is coined in the new expression of Xmas in which the name “Christ” was substituted by the depersonalizing symbol of any unknown “x.”
I’m afraid I can’t post the pictures of the dead as they are horrific. However, I would like to share only one picture of Vivian and her killed fiancé Michael. Vivian was engaged to Michael two ...
I strongly believe that Christians today should show their solidarity with Copts in Egypt on many levels as long as Christians in Egypt are under a double impact of social and political ...
At last, I had the chance to visit the British Channel Islands. It was a long journey from Cambridge With loads of questions in my mind. Once the plane landed on the Jersey soil, the journey turned ...
What if young people were taught about bearing the cross in crises and experiencing the power of prayer in difficulties? Children in the school can be educated about the parables of Jesus and his ...
However, I dare to say that all of these tragic events he lived through cannot be equal to the experience of laying on a bed in an 8 meters square cage with his two sons after 30 years of sitting on ...
Egyptian Christians had to consider some fundamental questions. To some degree they were forced to choose between the need for bread and dignity on the one hand, and religious fulfillment in obeying ...
