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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 Mgeladze packed up his life and relocated to the gentler hills in the...
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. What matters is their spiritual significance – and popular bel...
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 unusual decision: in the rough-and-tumble 1990s his family, like most Arme...
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 that of other visitors: to learn a new language and experience another...
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 moral compass -- if not devotion to Islam itself -- often explains wh...
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, are increasingly rare. The parish is split in two by the administrative...
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 Azerbaijanis.
10 September, 2018
Armenia: The Bishop of the Border
Bishop Bagrat Galstanyan looks radiant as he shows the Japanese ambassador to Armenia, Jun Yamada, the new school being built in a village in his parish of Tavush, a nort...
8 September, 2018
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