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Egyptian Stories for Lougou Junior
His Holiness Pope Tawadros II, Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of the Coptic Orthodox Church, delivered a sermon during the activities of the Logos Junior Forum at the Monastery of Saint Pishoy in Wadi El Natrun. The aim was to teach children about Egypt and to foster a sense of national belonging. The sermon narrated five main stories about Egypt, covering the origins of its name, its geographical shape, the Nile River, its historic civilization, and its national flag. It was explained that Egypt is known by various names throughout history and in different languages, with the number of references to Egypt in the Bible reaching 700 times. The sermon also addressed Egyptian geography, including its vast size and its importance in the region, as well as the great Nile River that provides Egypt with water and energy. It highlighted Egypt's history spanning over seven thousand years and its wealth of one-third of the world's artifacts. Additionally, the symbolic colors of Egypt’s flag were discussed, representing its people and their protection. The sermon emphasized the importance of instilling love for one’s homeland through knowing Egypt’s history, geography, and cultural heritage, while fostering a spirit of national unity and pride in the national flag.
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