Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) has made an urgent appeal for prayer and financial support for the Christian community and all residents of Aleppo, Syria.

ACN expresses concern over Palm Sunday restrictions in Jerusalem, Syria and Gaza, and conveys its support for Christians in the Holy Land

The situation in the southern Syrian city of Suwayda, where fighting between different ethnic and religious communities has caused widespread bloodshed and suffering, remains dire. The attacks also affect Christian communities in the area.

“We feel that we are alone”: Father Fadi Azar echoes the pain of the Christian community after the Damascus attack last Sunday.

Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) is profoundly saddened and alarmed by the deadly attack that took place on Sunday 22 June during an evening service at the Greek Orthodox Church of St Elias in the Dweila district of Damascus, Syria. According to early repo...

Following the massacres that took place in western Syria during the past weekend, which, according to available reports and estimates, left 1,000 dead, the Archbishop of Homs, Jean Abdo Arbach, has told Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) that “we don’t want...

Hundreds of civilians, including Christians, were “indiscriminately” massacred last Friday (7th March) in north-west Syria, aggravating the existing fear and uncertainty in the country, according to local sources.

The situation for Christians in Syria varies from city to city, according to local sources, and Christians have greeted the transitional government’s guarantees to respect religious freedom with a cautious optimism.

On the first anniversary of the earthquake, a bishop in Aleppo calls for an end to sanctions and appeals to people not to forget the country