Matt Moyer

Egyptians walk in the street in a Coptic Christian part of town in Cairo, Egypt.

Egyptian woman go about daily life in a Christian neighborhood in Cairo, Egypt. Many Christian Egyptians have expressed concern with the unpredictable political situation in their country, the growing power of Islamist groups, and the rising incidence of sectarian strife.

A woman sorts through trash in a Christian part of Cairo, Egypt.

A young Muslim boy, who works for Christians, feeds pigs in a Christian area of Cairo, Egypt. May Coptic Christians survive by collecting and sorting trash in Cairo.

Egyptians work sorting trash in a Coptic Christian neighborhood in Cairo. Most of the people who work collecting garbage in Cairo are Coptic Christians.

Egyptian Christian children wait outside a Christian Monestary.

Egyptians walk in the street in a Coptic Christian part of town in Cairo, Egypt.

Young boys play in the streets of a Christian area of Cairo, Egypt.

Coptic Christian Egyptians attend a Sunday morning church service in Cairo, Egypt. The church is in the the Zebeleen or "trash people" area of Cairo.

Christian Egyptian men gather after mass in a Christian area of Cairo, Egypt.

An Egyptian Zebaleen or "garbage people" family huddle around a fire to keep warm in their home in a Coptic Christian neighborhood in Cairo.

An Egyptian man passes a mobile phone store with a huge mural of Christ in a Christian neighborhood in Cairo, Egypt. Many Christian Egyptians have expressed concern with the unpredictable political situation in their country, the growing power of Islamist groups, and the rising incidence of sectarian strife.