Coptics

Free to select their own priest, the villagers selected a layman -- the businessman who had brought God's love to them -- who was subsequently ordained by the Coptics under the name of Father Samaan.

Lynne Hybels: When Jesus Comes, Everything Changes: An Advent Experience In Cairo Lynne Hybels 2010

Free to select their own priest, the villagers selected a layman -- the businessman who had brought God's love to them -- who was subsequently ordained by the Coptics under the name of Father Samaan.

Lynne Hybels: When Jesus Comes, Everything Changes: An Advent Experience In Cairo Lynne Hybels 2010

Inquiring minds want to know, were the two Egyptians really Coptics or were they Muslim?

More thoughts on why low-carb the second time around | The Blog of Michael R. Eades, M.D. 2009

The Sepulchre is ''owned'' by four Christian churches - Coptics, Latin Catholic, Greek Orthodox, and Armenian - who bicker over politics and ownership and care for the building according to their wealth and infludence as best they can.

Easter Night in Jerusalem Rachel 2007

Catholics, Orthodox, Coptics, Chaldeans etc believe in Sacred Tradition alongside the bible.

Martin Luther Rushdie « BuzzMachine 2005

Say I once visited Egypt and talked to some Coptics while I was there.

A slap in the face 2005

VAUSE: Even so the Greek and the Syrian orthodox churches, Roman Catholics, Armenians and Egyptian Coptics are locked in a tense and, at times, violent struggle over every square inch of this site, where tradition has it Jesus was crucified and three days later rose from the dead.

CNN Transcript Apr 16, 2006 2006

Speaking of Coptics, have you read 'Journey Back to Eden' by the Benedictine who visited the Coptic monasteries of Egypt?

Feast of St Mark the Evangelist Fr Timothy Matkin 2006

Compare them to a small “sect”, like the Coptics, with a different theological twist on Christianity.

What is this thing called Science? - The Panda's Thumb 2005

The historical roots of the Coptics actually goes even further back to the days of Solomon & Sheba.

Fair Trade? 2004