Christians in Aleppo struggle with war and displacement
Syrian Christians’ lives have been severely disrupted by the civil war that began more than two decades ago.
Christian communities in Syria are endangered due to mass emigration
Christian community in Syria brought to its knees by 'uncontrollable emigration'
French volunteers are still working hard to help victims ten days after the earthquake
Benjamin Blanchard, general director of the organisation reported about their humanitarian work in the area of Northeastern Syria.
Everybody is afraid and there are huge damages to our church buildings
Religious leaders from Turkey and Syria talk after the earthquake.
In Syria, the earthquake destroyed what remained after the war
International program leader of the Hungarian Maltese Charity Service talked about the situation in Syria to S4C News.
New Syrian Catholic archbishop tells how he survived captivity by Islamic State
It was precisely under these conditions, he noted, that he learned “a magnificent example of forgiveness.”
Syriac church reopened in Turkey after 100 years
In more recent times, it had served as a prison and a warehouse.
Christian properties are under threat across northeastern Syria
According to the Assyrian Democratic Organization, 20,000 of the formerly 22,000 Syriac Assyrians in the country have emigrated.