Een stralende kaars




TITLE
Een stralende kaars - De Koptische kerk in Nederland (English: A shining candle: the Coptic Church in the Netherlands)


AUTHOR NAME 1
Bishop Anba Arseny
AUTHOR NAME ORIGINAL LANGUAGE 1
الأنبا أرساني

TRANSLATED FROM
Arabic (standard)
PRINTED BY
Damen drukkers bv, Werkendam

PUBLICATION YEAR
2023

PUBLICATION COUNTRY
Netherlands

LANGUAGE 1
Dutch/Flemish

GENRE 1
History

DESCRIPTION OF ILLUSTRATION
The book contains several icons, numerous Coptic crosses, and a large number of photos of Coptic churches in the Netherlands, of important events, celebrations, meetings of bishops, priests, Coptic popes, etc.

NR OF PAGES
199

KEYWORDS
Community , Copts in the Netherlands , Coptic Church in the Netherlands , Diaspora , Coptic heritage

CITATION
Bishop Anba Arseny. Een stralende kaars, A shining candle: the Coptic Church in the Netherlands. Amsterdam: Koptisch-Orthodox Bisdom van Nederland (Coptic Orthodox Diocese of the Netherlands), 2023.
TRANSLATOR NAME 1
Clara ten Hacken

IS A TRANSLATION
Yes

FORM OF PUBLICATION 1
Paperback with ISBN

ISBN NUMBER
9789083150918

PUBLISHED BY
Koptisch-Orthodox Bisdom van Nederland (Coptic Orthodox Diocese of the Netherlands)

PUBLICATION CITY
Amsterdam

CHURCH 1
Coptic Orthodox Church

CONTENT DESCRIPTION
The book is a testimony and tells the story of the Coptic Orthodox community in the Netherlands. It includes personal recollections of Bishop Arseny, details about the establishment of the churches, important events, and an overview of the community's practices and activities.

SPECIAL OCCASION 1
Anniversary/ecclesial events for monks/nuns/priests/bishops/patriarchs-N

GENERAL COMMENTS
This is a Dutch translation of the original version published in Arabic in 2021. The translation was published to commemorate and celebrate the 10th anniversary of the establishment of the Coptic Diocese of the Netherlands and Anba Arseny's consecration as bishop. Bishop Arseny writes that the book is not necessarily a historical guide or documentation about the Coptic Church in the Netherlands, but more of a testimony that the first generation Dutch Copts tell and leave for the future generations of the community.


Summary of the book

Title page

Table of contents part 1

Table of contents part 2

Preface to the Dutch version

St. Mark's Coptic church in the Hague

Icon of Jesus with Coptic and Arabic text