Eastern Christian Books

The Coptic tradition, and the venerable city of Alexandria, are both well represented in this forthcoming book from Oxford early next year: ...

Remember those happy days when we could travel to international conferences? Remember how long the flight to Australia was? I do, but the ol...

As a longtime defender and fan of the Oriental Orthodox Churches, especially the Armenian and Copts, I look forward to the reading a new boo...

The precarious plight of Coptic Christians in their homeland seems to be one of those depressing constants of Egypt today, as it has been fo...

I find there are many things to admire about the Copts, beginning with their steadfastness over many centuries in the face of changing polit...

Nelly van Doorn-Harder's work on the Copts of Egypt is something I have been following for some time after having asked her to write a r...

So much of Christian monastic history is indebted to late antique Egypt, which continues justly to be the object of regular study, especiall...

I finished a discussion with my students just two short weeks ago now looking at Coptic-Muslim relations in Egypt, and allowed myself a very...