8th grade student from Nazareth currently in the USA writes about a Christian Arab who is dedicating his retirement years to serving Muslim refugees in Virginia

Yohanna Katanacho imagines that Jesus is giving a talk at the Paris International Conference.

Response to Pastor’s Hagee’s attack on President Obama for not using the US veto privilege to block the UN resolution that condemned Israeli settlements in the West bank.

Yohanna Katanacho compares between the trip from Nazareth to Bethlehem in the first and twenty first centuries. Katanacho is the Academic Dean at Nazareth Evangelical College and professor of Biblical Studies at Bethlehem Bible College. He lives in Nazareth and continually commute to Bethlehem

Can a 9th grade student be a security threat to his own country? The answer is “yes” if you are an Arab citizen in Israel. I would like to share with you what happened to me during my summer vacation.

Bader Mansour reflects on the topic of separation between Jewish and Arab mothers in maternity wards in Israeli hospitals and shares a story about a Jewish Rabbi who blessed him when he was born

Daniel Aqleh, a Palestinian MA student in Peace Studies, writes his dream as part of course about Peace in Christianity at Bethlehem Bible College

Dr. Yohanna Katanacho is the Academic Dean of Nazareth Evangelical College. He shared recently at Christ at the Checkpoint conference in Bethlehem and casted a powerful vision of what the Middle East might look like if the Kingdom of God was reigning here. “I hope my dream is not your nightmare!”

Rev. Dr. Alex Awad lived and served in Palestine for decades, including over 25 years as missionary with the United Methodist Church. Alex served as the pastor of East
Jerusalem Baptist Church, as well as Professor, Dean of Students and Director of the Shepherd Society at Bethlehem Bible College. Alex helped to organize three “Christ at the Checkpoint” conferences in Bethlehem, and is the author of two books: “Palestinian Memories: The Story of a Palestinian Mother and Her People” and “Through the Eyes of the Victims.”

To be honest with you all, it is tempting to give up and come to the edge of losing hope. It is easier to enter into the despair which says Que Sera Sera. Yet is that it? Is it our calling to give up?