NEWS ALERT: Aid Rush To Help Christians In Syria’s Embattled City
By BosNewsLife Middle East Service
DAMASCUS, SYRIA (BosNewsLife)-- Minority Christians in Syria's embattled city of Homs and surrounding areas were among those facing a major humanitarian crisis Saturday, March 3, but Christian aid activists told BosNewsLife they were trying to reach them.
BREAKING NEWS: Syria Christians In Firing Line; Hundreds Killed
By Stefan J. Bos, Chief International Correspondent BosNewsLife
DAMASCUS/VIENNA (BosNewsLife)-- Hundreds of Syrian Christians have been killed and several Christians kidnapped as fighting rages between government forces and rebels, an aid group working in the region told BosNewsLife Thursday, February 16.
Europe Condemns Crackdown On Coptic Christians In Egypt, Syria
By BosNewsLife Middle East Service with BosNewsLife's Stefan J. Bos
CAIRO/BRUSSELS (BosNewsLife)-- The European Parliament (EP) has condemned violence against Coptic Christians in Egypt, after at least 25 were killed and more than 300 wounded by security forces in Cairo during a peaceful protest earlier this month, a key legislator told BosNewsLife Friday, October 28.
Hungry Syria Christians Fear Sharia Law
By Joseph DeCaro, BosNewsLife International Correspondent
DAMASCUS, SYRIA (BosNewsLife)-- A group supporting persecuted Christians said Thursday, October 13, that Syria's Christian minority is suffering more ever after reports that at least 2,700 people have been killed and thousands more arrested in efforts to overthrow the country's long-time President Bashar al-Assad.
NEWS ALERT: Syria Closes Evangelical Churches In Crackdown
By George Whitten, BosNewsLife Senior Middle East Correspondent
Over Thousand Muslim Clerics Watch Gospel Film In Syria (Investigation)
By Eric Leijenaar, BosNewsLife Senior Special Correspondent
DAMASCUS, SYRIA (BosNewsLife)-- A film about the life of the biblical Apostle Paul, which "clearly reflects the Gospel," has been watched in Syria by over a thousand Muslim clerics and politicians, including a government minister, organizers said.