A Coptic Christian is in critical condition after he, his mother and brother were stabbed in Egypt on Sunday night (Nov. 17), according to media reports cited by Morning Star News.
A Coptic Christian woman has won a major legal victory against Egypt’s Islamic inheritance law that greatly favors men.
As October comes to an end, we’re taking a moment to recognize it as National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. This isn’t just a national issue though; women around the world experience domestic violence on a daily basis.
At least 20 ancient wooden coffins have been uncovered by archeologists in the Egyptian city of Luxor, a profound discovery, according to the country’s Antiquities Ministry.
King Tutankhamun’s sarcophagus has been pictured outside his tomb for the first time since its discovery 100 years ago. The Egyptian boy king’s gold-plated coffin – believed by some to be cursed – is being urgently restored along with thousands of other artefacts for a […]
Egypt played a very significant role in the history of early Christianity . A researcher has announced that she has found the earliest known Christian letter, that was written in Roman Egypt in the 3rd century AD. The contents of this letter are challenging assumptions […]
Tunisian President Beji Caid Essebsi, who was taken ill last week, left hospital on Monday in “normal health” and will resume work in the coming days, the president’s son said on his Facebook page.
A committee set up by the Egyptian government has approved the legalization of 127 churches which were previously being run in an illegal capacity.
An air strike hit a detention center for mainly African migrants in a suburb of the Libyan capital Tripoli late on Tuesday, killing at least 44 people and wounding more than 130, the United Nations said.
A church dating back to the fourth century has been unearthed near Alexandria by Polish archeologists who claim that it might be oldest church discovered in Egypt, The First News reported.
Although the Bible is filled with scriptures of freedom and Jesus preached in Luke 4:8 that He came to “set the captives free,” the holy book was once altered to convey the exact opposite message as a way to enforce slavery.
Bible scholars from the Doubting Thomas Research Foundation (DTRF) believe they may have discovered the route Moses took when he led the Children of Israel out of slavery from Egypt and to the Promised Land.
