“I want my child to grow up in Iraq”
How young Christian parents found a house for themselves and their newborn child thanks to Aid to the Church in Need For
Christians in Iraq: Quo Vadis?
“IS tried to take the monastery. In August of 2014 we were convinced that they would succeed,” Archbishop Timotheos Moussa Al-Shamani, abbot
«We Want to Rebuild our Convent and Return Home»
On the plains of Nineveh, in Iraq, there are 363 church buildings or other Church properties that were damaged or
The inhabitants of Qaraqosh are assessing the damage after the occupation – IS used the church as a shooting range
By Jaco Klamer for Aid to the Church in Need “I don’t understand how people can harm each other so much,” sighs
Living for two years under the occupation of the Islamic State
By Jaco Klamer for Aid to the Church in Need Two months ago Ismail fled the Iraqi city of Mosul with his
Qaraqosh: 2 years, 2 month and 12 days
“We are so happy, and we are praying to be able to return to our homes one day”. Königstein/Erbil, by Maria Lozano,
Telleskuf in Iraq: ISIS Left, Destruction Remains
It is the silence that you notice first. Not just a lack of noise but an absence of sounds. Even the birds
“6 August: A Day of Sorrow, but also the Day that God Saved us”
One year ago, tens of thousands of Christians fled ISIS – those who lived through it remember. By Oliver Maksan On 6
“IRAQ: We priests and nuns are the last to leave.”
The heroes of faith in Iraq: Priests, seminarians and religious hold out while their flock is besieged by ISIS. By Oliver Maksan
“They Fled at the Last Minute”
The convent of Sister Sanaa and her fellow nuns was destroyed by ISIS – Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) helps