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Archbishop decries persecution of Syrian Christians
"It's absolutely clear that Christians in Syria are being persecuted," the Archbishop of Canterbury said this week.
All change again in the Middle East
But what will the future hold for the Christian minority?
Archbishop of Canterbury tells Egypt's Christians not to fear
With protests against Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood due to take place on Sunday, the Archbishop of Canterbury has encouraged Christians in the country not to fear but to unite.
Two wounded in attack on Baghdad church
Gunmen injured two security guards when they opened fire on St Mary Assyrian Church in Baghdad on Tuesday morning
Gender-based violence 'wielded mercilessly' in Muslim countries
Christian women vulnerable due to profound lack of equality, claims new report
Christian teacher convicted of blasphemy in Egypt
An Egyptian court has found a Christian teacher in Egypt guilty of blasphemy.
Iranians vote for Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's successor
But Christians expect little change no matter who wins Presidential election
Bible signed by Albert Einstein to be auctioned
Bonhams will be offering a Bible signed by Albert Einstein at auction later this month.
India: Police distance themselves from religious motive in murder of Christian
Police in India's remote Tripura state are backing away from earlier statements that the Christian faith of a convert from Hinduism was a factor in his murder.
Syria crisis 'spiralling out of control'
World Vision says it is in urgent need of funds to meet the needs of growing numbers of Syrian refugees.
The rise of Islamic extremism in Central Asia and the Caucasus
New wave of radicalism predicted as region undergoes transition
Zimbabwe: Anglicans return to shrine for martyr commemorations
Thousands of pilgrims from Zimbabwe and beyond are expected to gather in Harare next week to commemorate the life of Bernard Mizeki, a lay African catechist and missionary martyred in 1896.
SAT-7 Arabic now available live on YouTube
SAT-7 Arabic is taking advantage of YouTube's new live broadcasting service to reach even more people with its Christian programming.
Christians watchful as Sharif returns to power in Pakistan
Fundamentalist ties, inaction on blasphemy laws give some cause for concern
Korean peninsula needs new framework for peace, says former unification minister
South Korea's former unification minister Dr Lee Jae-joung has told Christians that a new framework for negotiating peace and unification on the Korean peninsula is the "need of the hour".
Call to China to respect human rights on Tiananmen anniversary
Christian Solidarity Worldwide says it is deeply concerned about the Chinese government's treatment of human rights defenders.