For young Christians in Iraq the inevitable question is this: Is it is really worthwhile staying on in my homeland? Many have already emigrated and the number of Christians continues to decline, because
Yohana Al-Zebbaree was a pre-teen boy living in the northern Iraqi city of Duhok in 2014, when jihadists from the Islamic State (ISIS) overran Mosul and began expanding their control over large parts
“What once was meant to be silenced has become a proclamation – Faith has survived, and hope is stronger than death.” Christians who survived jihadist attacks in northern Iraq have come together to
Harshly persecuted for her faith, Sofia ended up finding solace in God and the strength to forgive those who drove her from her country and nearly killed her several times. On 6 August
It is with sadness and gratitude that Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) bids farewell to Bishop Paul Thabet Habib of Alqosh, who passed away on June 20, following a battle with
The ancient city (today a small town) of Karamles (or Karemlesh) is 18 miles (29 km) south-east of Mosul in the Niniveh Plains region of northern Iraq. It is a mainly Christian town,
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