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Trialeti - One Village, Three Faiths
Fearing that an avalanche of mud would hit his mountain village in western Georgia, in 2008 Malkhaz...
4 October, 2018
The healing powers of Azerbaijan’s shrines
Physically, shrines can be elaborate building complexes, piles of rocks or simply a ribbon on a tree...
27 September, 2018
Armenian Evangelicals Work for Hope
Vazgen Zohrabyan was only 10 when he joined the Armenian Evangelical Church in 1991. This was a unus...
22 September, 2018
Living as Muslims in Christian Armenia
Thirty-six-year-old Iranian linguist Mariam Torabi came to Armenia last year with a goal not unlike...
18 September, 2018
Georgia’s Madrasas: Educating Women
In Marneuli, the seat of the predominantly ethnic Azerbaijani region of Kvemo Kartli, a search for a...
18 September, 2018
A Georgian Priest in a Divided Parish
Father Isaiah’s visits to Nikozi, a village in central Georgia which is part of his parish, ar...
16 September, 2018
Azerbaijan: Debating the Meaning of Kurban Bayram
Seven decades of communist rule did nothing to dent the popularity of Kurban Bayram among Azerbaijan...
10 September, 2018
Armenia: The Bishop of the Border
Bishop Bagrat Galstanyan looks radiant as he shows the Japanese ambassador to Armenia, Jun Yamada, t...
8 September, 2018