According to data supplied by the UNHCR, just 1.5% of the 1 million Syrian refugees in Lebanon are Christians; 0.2% of the 655,000 Syrian refugees in Jordan are Christians; 0.3% of the 228,000 ...

The registration numbers show that Syrian Christians are in fact not being resettled in disproportionately low numbers to the U.S. Fewer than 1 percent of registered Syrian refugees are Christians ...

Thousands of Syrian refugees are going back to their homeland but conditions there remain extremely challenging ...

I think a few people commenting here have proven that they are not themselves Christian, yet require refugees to be Christian to be allowed to live here. Hap Thompson: Of course they should be ...

According to data from the State Department, just 62 of the 2,550 Syrian refugees that have been resettled in the U.S. since the Syrian civil war broke out in 2011 are some denomination of Christian.

The Obama administration hit its goal this week of admitting 10,000 Syrian refugees -- yet only a fraction of a percent are Christians, stoking criticism that officials are not doing enough to ...

According to data supplied by the UNHCR, just 1.5 percent of the 1 million Syrian refugees in Lebanon are Christians; 0.2 percent of the 655,000 Syrian refugees in Jordan are Christians; 0.3 ...

Christians especially should sympathize with the plight of Syrian refugees. Jesus was at one point a refugee, after all — when his family fled to Egypt. “After the wise men were gone, an angel ...

As people were praying during the service, the suspected ISIS attacker entered the church, wearing a mask to cover his face, ...

Days after Syria’s autocratic ruler fled the country, European politicians have reignited the debate over the region’s decade ...

Thousands of Syrian refugees are among those fleeing the escalating violence in Lebanon between Israel ... a pastor at an evangelical Christian church near Beirut who gave only his first name ...

The dramatic fall of former Syrian president Bashar al-Assad instantly intensified the debate across Europe and the Middle ...