Yohanna Katanacho writes: "We lament the killing of people in Gaza. We lament the injury of hundreds of our children, the trauma, the hunger, the humiliation", the dehumanization" - and then shares a prayer from Psalm 6

After completing his PhD on the book of Psalms, Yohanna Katanacho felt led to pray every psalm in the context of the Middle East. These prayers were transformed into a book. The following are some book reviews by significant leaders from around the world.

This year the Palestinian government decided not to include Easter as a national holiday. Consequently, several Christians decided to challenge the pertinent decision. They demanded that the government should reconsider its decision and change it

Palestinian Christian human rights lawyer Jonathan Kuttab's article created a fierce dicussion throught the comments posted in this site. Dr. Kuttab read the comments carefully and concludes that "injustice and inequality are being perpetuated as a divine plan which Christians are expected to support for religious reasons... unfortunately, none of the answers addressed that particular existential dilemma."

Rev. Professor Yohanna Katanacho shares with Rani Espanioly about the importance of equipping a new generation of Christian leaders in the Holy Land.

A Palestinian Christian human rights lawyer from Jerusalem asks supporters of Christian Zionism difficult questions about their belief and how it reconciles with the biblical mandate towards his people.

Statement about fourth conference of the Lausanne Initiative on Reconciliation in Israel/Palestine met in Limassol, Cyprus to explore and address issues of Social Justice in Israel-Palestine.

"As Evangelicals we celebrate his rich life in the service of the master trusting that the example of his life will stand long as a source of inspiration to all those that love the Lord Jesus".

Donald Trump made a vile remark about people who are from Haiti and Africa. In a discussion about migration he said we do not want migrants from these “sh*thole countries.” In response to this racist remark, I looked at the lectionary readings for Sunday, January 14th, 2018. One of the assigned readings comes from John 1 in which Nathanael have an exchange about the identity of Jesus.