Lebanon: The Church remains hopeful and vibrant despite the ongoing crisis

Christian families and individuals are offering a powerful witness by looking after those displaced by the war...
Christian families and individuals are offering a powerful witness by looking after those displaced by the war...

Religious robbed, held at gunpoint and threatened with decapitation in Mozambique

This was the first time in 17 years that our mission has been attacked, nobody had ever entered our house with ill-intent...
This was the first time in 17 years that our mission has been attacked, nobody had ever entered our house with ill-intent...

Father Fadi Azar, Syrian priest, speaks about the situation of Christians: “We have the right to go to church and pray in peace”

Help us escape. We can’t live here. We are afraid for our lives; we are afraid for the future of our children...
Help us escape. We can’t live here. We are afraid for our lives; we are afraid for the future of our children...

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Lebanon | 
4 July, 2025
Lebanon: The Church remains hopeful and vibrant despite the ongoing crisis
Christian families and individuals are offering a powerful witness by looking after those displaced by the war...
Mozambique | 
27 June, 2025
Religious robbed, held at gunpoint and threatened with decapitation in Mozambique
This was the first time in 17 years that our mission has been attacked, nobody had ever entered our house with ill-intent...
Syria | 
26 June, 2025
Father Fadi Azar, Syrian priest, speaks about the situation of Christians: “We have the right to go to church and pray in peace”
Help us escape. We can’t live here. We are afraid for our lives; we are afraid for the future of our children...

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