Unlike many American counterparts, evangelical institutions in Egypt, Jordan, and Palestine enjoy an influx of students as they serve beyond their ivory towers.

Historic confessions escape an Islamist, while Muslim converts pray for reform.

For the first time, right to build churches guaranteed in charter cautiously endorsed by Amnesty International.

In latest sign of how many Christians have fled the Arab Spring, SAT-7 follows them to the United States.

Withdrawal of church representatives failed to force compromise.

Coptic VP resigns as assembly rushes to finalize new constitution.

As violence surges and diplomacy fails, Christians, Muslims, and Druze advocate for reconciliation and democracy.

Reactions are varied, but fear is prevalent.

Egypt's embattled Christians find common identity across denominational lines.

But is the 10-point agreement worthy of trust?