Growing up in Baghdad…Bombs, Poverty and Faith

September 2011

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Lina Dawood is 18 and is from Iraq. She has grown up with the reality of the Iraqi war around her and has seen the devastation. Yet she still has faith. We were privileged enough to meet her and hear her story about growing up in Baghdad through the war and poverty. ‘When the fighting began, I didn’t understand what […]

Topics: Baghdad, Iraq, reflections, Tensions/Conflict, Youth

Media Ministries are Vital to Christian Witness

January 2011

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Five reasons why indigenous media ministries are vital to Christian witness in the Middle East and why they deserve your increased support By Terence Ascott SAT-7 International CEO and the SAT-7 International Communications Manager Every Christian, wherever he or she may live today, can trace their spiritual roots to the Middle East, to a land where the church was birthed. […]

Topics: Children, Church, Disability, discrimination, MENA region, Persecution, reconciliation, reflections, Secret believers, seekers, Youth

Who are the Copts?

April 0213

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The Coptic Orthodox Church traces its origins to the first century and is the largest single Christian community in the Middle East. Here His Grace Bishop Angaelos, the General Bishop of the Church in the United Kingdom, introduces us to the history, beliefs and current life of this important church. The Coptic Orthodox Church is one of the most ancient […]

Topics: Cairo, Church, Culture/Tradition, Egypt, reflections