The Coptic Network (also known as Copt-Net) is the first on-line Christian fellowship dedicated to the service of the emigrant Coptic Orthodox community.
Established on January 7, 1992, Copt-Net was chartered on August 22, 1992 as a Christian fellowship dedicated to the service of the emigrant Coptic Orthodox community. Copt-Net's mission is achieved through two outlets: The Coptic Web and Copt-Net Digest.
The Coptic Web is Copt-Net's public Web site featuring an extensive set of articles and electronic artifacts contributed by various individuals, as well as comprehensive indices of Internet resources of interest to the Coptic community and to the general public. The Encyclopedia Coptica provides a good exposure to the Coptic Web through a brief introduction to the Coptic Church and its people with many links to articles and artifacts from the Coptic Web.
Copt-Net Digest is the main form of communication between Copt-Net members. Chief among the goals of Copt-Net Digest is the coordination of Church activities, which include Sunday School service, youth conventions, translation of Liturgical texts and Hymns, as well as exchanging relevant news about the Coptic Orthodox Church.
Copt-Net is not an organization or an association. Contents available through the Coptic Web or posted on Copt-Net Digest do not necessarily represent in any way or form, directly or indirectly, the positions or opinions of the Coptic Orthodox Church, its hierarchy, or its lay councils.
We hope that you will find The Coptic Web and Copt-Net Digest to be valuable resources and we welcome your feedback. If you would like to contribute content to The Coptic Web, or would like us to add a link to an Internet resource of interest, please let us know by contacting the Coptic Network maintainer at admin@coptic.net.
Inclusion in the Copt-Net Digest mailing list is open to any Coptic Orthodox Christian who is interested in an active service of the Coptic Church, upon the recommendation of a member of Copt-net. To join Copt-Net's mailing list, please follow the following two steps:
- Post a message to Copt-Net Digest with your self-introduction by sending an email to Digest@Coptic.Net. Your self introduction should include your contact information, your current congregation, and the name of a Copt-Net member who is recommending you (if none, please let us know how to contact your church priest for a reference).
- Subscribe to the Copt-Net by filling out the form below. Please note that your subscription to Copt-Net Digest will be activated upon receipt of your self introduction form submitted above.
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