Anglican Episcopal Church presents Bible translation project to Pope Tawadros II
The initiative aims to make the Word of God available to deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals through Egyptian Sign Language.
The initiative aims to make the Word of God available to deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals through Egyptian Sign Language.
The meeting highlighted the development of civil society skills and the launch of an upgraded waste management application.
The agreement aims to strengthen citizenship principles and coexistence, according to the organization.
The Bishop noted that the Coptic Orthodox Church is the largest Christian community in Egypt and the Middle East, according to the Catholic Church in Egypt.
The ceremony recognized more than 400 students who obtained 90% or above in their certificates, the Coptic Orthodox Church said.
The agreement aims to strengthen joint efforts in social and medical services to support vulnerable groups.
Bishop Dr. Sami Fawzy and a working team requested that the Pope record a word regarding a project to issue the Holy Bible in sign language, the church said.
The conference aims to support cooperation between church and community entities to protect human dignity and combat human trafficking.
The Archbishop of Alexandria for the Episcopal Anglican Province of Alexandria spoke on the stages of spiritual revival during a service at All Saints’ Episcopal Cathedral.
Archbishop Samy Fawzy presided over the Holy Communion service at St. Thérèse Maronite Church.
The Bishop of Sharqia and 10th of Ramadan City spoke at the seventh forum regarding the role of prayer in spreading peace.
Nada Nabil became a Field Coordinator in Minya after previously serving as a volunteer and a Volunteer Representative, the organization said.
Patriarchs and Heads of Churches in Jerusalem called for regional solidarity following a shooting at a church in Karak Governorate.
The event was held under the patronage of Pope Tawadros II and Anba Ermia, the center said.
The event was hosted by Dr. Badr Abdelatty to recognize the contributions of Egyptians of Armenian descent to the Egyptian state, the church said.
The agreement aims to resolve a long-standing legal dispute over the status of the monastery and its surrounding lands in the Sinai Peninsula.