by | Jan 12, 2012 | Coptic Church, Diaspora
Diasporas have become very interesting to many folks here in Washington, DC. Conferences on diaspora movements, and how to involve diasporas for development projects, have become a favorite conference among government people, think-tanks, and NGO’s. In the middle of... by | Nov 15, 2011 | Diaspora, Egypt Revolution
On Sunday, October 30, over 200 guests filled the St. George Orthodox Center in Ontario Canada for our Walking With Him Fundraising Dinner. The theme of the night was Walking with Him to illustrate the need to walk in faith with God through all of the uncertainties... by | Nov 14, 2011 | Coptic Church, Diaspora
Yesterday I said that Jennifer Brinkerhoff has listed “several features common to diasporas” based upon the work of international relations scholar Robin Cohen.[1] I included those so we can take a look at the Coptic diaspora in light of them to find out what exactly... by | Nov 11, 2011 | Diaspora
Yesterday I asked: what exactly defines a diaspora? An how do the Copts living abroad fit in? This week we launched the first large-scale survey of the economic engagement (investment, philanthropic, volunteer, and remittance activity) of Copts living abroad. In the... by | Oct 31, 2011 | Coptic Church, Diaspora
On October 1, nearly a hundred and thirty Copts gathered with His Grace Bishop Angaelos at the Coptic Centre in Stevenage for a different kind of talent show: a talent show not focused on self-expression, but a collective expression of support by the Coptic community... by | Sep 22, 2011 | Diaspora
The Washington Post published an article on the Coptic Christian community in America and their involvement in Egypt since the January 25 Revolution this week. The article by Pamela Constable–who got to know the Coptic community after returning to the US after...