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The Cop­tic Church Review, a pub­li­ca­tion with which you may already be famil­iar, now cel­e­brates its 31^st year. With great plea­sure, the Archdea­con Habib Guir­guis Edu­ca­tional Fund has acquired the jour­nal, which was pre­vi­ously pub­lished by the Soci­ety of Cop­tic Church Stud­ies. The Cop­tic Church Review was cre­ated to offer schol­arly stud­ies to those with an inter­est in the ancient his­tory, spir­i­tu­al­ity, and the­ol­ogy of the Cop­tic Ortho­dox Church. With a sense of honor and respon­si­bil­ity, the Archdea­con Habib Guir­guis Edu­ca­tional Fund plans to con­tinue pub­lish­ing the jour­nal for the spir­i­tual and the­o­log­i­cal nour­ish­ment of its readers.

The first issue of the Cop­tic Church Review under its new aus­pices (31:1) fea­tures three arti­cles. The first is an excerpt from the Mys­tery of God­li­ness, a book by the publisher’s name­sake, Archdea­con Habib Guir­guis. The sec­ond is a tran­scrip­tion of a speech with great his­tor­i­cal impor­tance. Upon his first pas­toral visit to North Amer­ica in 1977, His Holi­ness Pope Shenouda III spoke at the Uni­ver­sity of Cal­i­for­nia in Berkley on the his­tory and cur­rent state of the Cop­tic Church. The third arti­cle dis­cusses the his­tory of Great Lent and is writ­ten by Fr. John Paul Abdel­sayed and Fr. Moses Samaan.

We invite you to become a sub­scrib­ing mem­ber of this valu­able resource. A sub­scrip­tion form is attached for your con­ve­nience: CCR Sub­scrip­tion Form.

We also wel­come you and your con­gre­ga­tion to sub­mit schol­arly arti­cles on bib­li­cal, litur­gi­cal, patris­tic, spir­i­tual, or Coptic-related top­ics for review and pos­si­ble pub­li­ca­tion. Orig­i­nal trans­la­tions of pre­vi­ously pub­lished arti­cles on these top­ics into Eng­lish are also welcome.

For more infor­ma­tion, con­tact the jour­nal at info@copticreview.org or visit www.copticreview.org. All issues of the first 30 years are indexed on our web­site. If you wish to pur­chase a back issue, please let us know.

Please pray for our efforts,
Cop­tic Church Review Staff

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