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- » Christian Charity Working to Restore 14 Iraqi Churches Destroyed by ISIS
- » Patriarch Sako Leads an Ecumenical Prayer for Peace and Stability in Iraq
- » Report: Christianity may disappear from Syria and Iraq—a call for international intervention
- » The Chaldean Patriarchate Calls Upon Iraqi Officials to Listen to the Protestors and Provide Actual Solutions
- » Syriac Catholic Patriarch Pleads for Peace in Northeastern Syria
- » Erbil’s Archbishop Warda urges protection of innocent civilians in northern Syria
- » Middle East Council of Churches Protecting human dignity in Iraq and safeguarding the unity of Syria A call for peace in the scarred East region
- » When an exiled Iraqi family found IS slogans in their house, it made them weep
- » Syrian Christians face new threat from Turkey, human rights group warns
- » Trump Order May Give Veto To People Who Hate Or Fear Refugees
- » At UN, Holy See requests increased aid for Middle Eastern Christians
- » His Holiness Mar Gewargis III of the Assyrian Church is honored at City Hall
- » Christianity's future in Middle East has reached defining moment
- » Christian library destroyed by IS reopens in Iraq
- » To the Conscience of the Iraqi Government: “The main goal of the current conflict in Nineveh Plain is, to whom it will be
- » Report: Over 120 churches damaged by war in Syria since 2011
- » Card Sako: Common strategy and protection of Christians to guarantee a future for Iraq
- » Western Australian Labor Conference Unanimously Recognizes Assyrian, Greek, Armenian Genocide
- » Mosul — from 15,000 Christians to 40
- » Projects for Christians in Syria and the Middle East
- » U.S. officials shield Ivanka Trump’s and Mike Pence’s projects in review of foreign aid
- » Nineveh Plains Christians face continued challenges
- » Basra church restored, but few Christians left to worship there
- » Long-ago genocides continue to affect Assyrian Americans, even here in Stanislaus County
- » Iraqi Christian Jimmy Aldaoud’s Death After Deportation Highlights Struggle Between Compassion and Border Security
- » Iraqi archbishop reflects on Christian community five years after ISIS takeover
- » Armenians, Assyrians in LA sign memorandum of cooperation
- » 100,000 Syrian Christians Under Threat of Attack From Turkey, Plead for U.S. to Intervene
- » Iraq’s Top Catholic Cleric Concerned About Future of Country's Christians
- » Archbishop Angaelos: Christian martyrdom is happening today in the Middle East
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