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Christianity in the Middle East

  • From the Nineveh Plain: Iraqi Christians Focus on Light in the Darkness

  • Inside Iraq’s Chaldean Catholic Church battle with Iran-backed Christian group

  • Iran Christians Get Shelter in Hungary After International Outcry

  • Iranian Christian asylum seekers caught up in Turkey’s deportation drive

  • Iranian Christian converts struggle to get asylum in Germany

  • Iranian Christians receive asylum in the Netherlands after being detained

  • Iraq: a beacon of hope for Christians of Qaraqosh on the Nineveh Plains

  • Iraq: No church, no community, no future spouses for Sinjar’s only Christian returnees

  • Iraq: Rebuilding churches as symbols of hope

  • Iraqi priest doubles down on Christianity’s survival in the Middle East

  • Iraqi prime minister tells Christians to come home, but is it safe?

  • Iraqi Prime Minister Urges Assyrians to Return to Iraq

  • Is the US a Threat to Christians in the Middle East?

  • Kurdistan, Christian villages hit by Turkish raids against the PKK

  • Mother converted to Christianity from Islam; ‘Iran had problems’ says Yavarivafa, IOC Refugee program shuttler

  • Muqtada al Sadr extends the mandate of the Committee on the restitution of illegally expropriated property

  • Nobel Peace Prize nominee fights to help Assyrians in Middle East

  • Old Scars and New Wounds: Christians Comfort Lebanon’s Trauma

  • Persecuted at Home, Iran's Christian Converts Finding Europe's Doors Closed

  • PM Kadhimi calls on Christians to return to Iraq

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