The BBC is also openning a new theological education center in Nazareth in cooperation and in conduction with the area churches.

Special for Come and See

A Palestinian American explains what is causing that "one-day Israeli tourism guides will tell their hapless visitors to Jerusalem and Bethlehem that Bethlehem was destroyed by the Arab World.
And..They'll probably get away with that, too"

By Ray Hanania, for Middle East News Online

More than 3,000 people attended services at Kasr El Dobara Evangelical Church in Cairo for five nights. Around 2000 people stood outside eagerly listening to the gospel message from Dr. Michael Youssef

Worthy News, November 2, 2001

SAT-7 celebrates five years of satellite broadcasting to the Christians of the Middle East and North Africa and looks to the future at Cyprus conference of partners and friends

By Dan Wooding, Assist Ministries

The speakers at a Cairo conference included Egypt's highest Muslim authority, Grand Mufti Nasr Farid Wasel, Grand Sheikh of Al Azhar Mohammad Sayed Tantawi and Pope Shenouda III, the head of the Coptic Church, as well as a Vatican representative

Jordan Times, October 29

Memorial for a Copt slain in San Gabriel highlights the unease of the minority community at home and in America.

By JEFFREY GETTLEMAN, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer

Christian and Muslim leaders unite in a plea for peace in Bethlehem Sweeping through the Israeli checkpoint.
Nearby, women and children, weary from days of torment, ventured nervously from their homes to investigate and whooped for joy as if a siege had been lifted.

The Telegrah, By Inigo Gilmore in Bethlehem, 24/10/2001

"Bethlehem is weeping for her children".
Hani Sayegh, a Baptist Pastor from Nazareth was among the ones trapped inside the Bethlehem Bible college for four days, together with his wife and two children.

Rev. Hanna Katanacho, Special for Come and See

Dr. Michael Youssef, founder and speaker on Leading The Way?s daily radio and weekly TV programs, has been invited to deliver the gospel messages every evening.

Worthy News, October 23, 2001