Posts tagged Algeria
Algeria’s Tense Dance Between Heritage And Religious Freedom
Algeria’s Tense Dance Between Heritage And Religious Freedom

(ANALYSIS) As Algeria tries to assert itself on the international stage as a civilizational bridge, the country’s Christian community continues to face renewed challenges. In late July, Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune traveled to Italy to meet with both Pope Leo XIV and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. The latter meeting produced a joint initiative to seek UNESCO World Heritage status for several historic sites in Algeria linked to early Christianity.

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Analysis, Africa, Catholicism, Christianity, Conflict, History, Islam, News, Politics, Religion, Religious Freedom, TravelJoseph HammondJoseph Hammond, Christianity, Catholic Church, Algeria, news, analysis, Arab world, Islam, Muslims, North Africa, pope leo xiv, politics and religion, religion, religious freedom, Primary feature, religious pilgrimages, travel, Secondary featureComment
How Christianity's roots in Africa help racial reconciliation in America
How Christianity's roots in Africa help racial reconciliation in America

A crowd of diverse scholars and Christian influencers gathered in the Central Presbyterian Church on the Upper East Side to remember the life and legacy of the late Dr. Thomas C. Oden.

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Africa, Religion News, Religion, Primary Feature, News, North AmericaGoldene BrownDr. Thomas C. Oden, Center for Early African Christianity at Yale, Lamin Sanneh, Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Algeria, David Bailey, Dr. David Wilhite, Goldene Brown, Primary Feature, Secondary Feature, Christianity, racial reconciliation, influencers, Central Presbyterian Church