All posts tagged "coptic"

Egypt’s public prosecution ordered the return of five-year-old Shenouda back to his Christian adoptive parents with temporary...

An Egyptian administrative court has refused to rule on whether the child Shenouda’s adoptive family can gain...

This is the first article of the series ‘Coptic Diaries’, where Marina Makary takes Egyptian Streets’ readers...

“Be completely humble, gentle; be patient, bearing with one another in love,” reads Ephesians 4:2, a book...

“My family and I stopped going to church because they would frequently get attacked, and the one...

Amplifying the voice of Egypt’s Coptic minorities on the global stage, Nermien Riad, founder and executive director...

Passing by a Coptic church in the narrow alleys of Shubra in Cairo, one can clearly hear...

The Coptic Orthodox Church announced that a massive fire broke out at Abu Sefein Church in Imbaba,...

Etched into Egypt’s history is its Coptic Christian community. In its pure form, the word ‘Copt’ or...

“It all began after a single trip to Egypt, which helped create Coptic Orphans. Imagine if every...

A canvas like no other, the tulle-bi-telli is a traditional metal thread embroidery that weaves grace and...

  Drawn with grace and simplicity, the Coptic cross tattoo tells stories of faith, resistance, and tradition,...

For millennia, Egypt has been the epicenter of languages that circulated throughout different eras. While some languages...

Across centuries, the Egyptian desert has bore witness to kings and prophets, messengers and messiahs, pariahs and...

No great language can ever truly be forgotten – or rather, not completely. Egypt is a spirited...

By Marina Kilada Today, the Coptic Orthodox community -one of several minorities in Egypt- celebrates the beginning...

Earlier this month, the Coptic Orthodox community in Vancouver, Canada woke up to a devastating tragedy after...