In this insightful reflection on the Fourth Gospel, Rev Yohanna Katanacho invites us to encounter the text anew, this time from the perspective of a twenty-first century Palestinian Christian. Challenging the claim that Christ belongs to a particular denomination, nation, or race

A new study guide to reshape a would-be Holy Land tourist's perspective from touring the Holy Land to touching it. Upon completion of this study, you will not only have a greater understanding of the history, geography and population of the land of Israel and Palestine, you will also begin to see the many diverse people groups and how can effectively minister among them during your visit

Christians are called to be peacemakers in a world rife with conflict, but how should Christians respond when the source of strife is not outside the church but within it? Read a new book by Rula Khoury Mansour published by Langham: Theology of Reconciliation in the Context of Church Relations: A Palestinian Christian Perspective in Dialogue with Miroslav Volf

It is a kind of “blended” Christianity, where the waters of the river of Jordan is mixed with waters of the rivers of Abana and Pharpar ; or where an alien fire creeps into the fire of the Holy Spirit. This amputated presentation of our Christian faith is also a betrayal of the faith we got from the Saints who got it from The Lord Himself and His apostles

The believers in the Lord have a prophetic role which includes the dissemination of the principles of justice, peace, and righteousness. Hence, the process of electing people who present and support these principles is actually in line with the aforementioned prophetic role.

Political peace is no doubt needed but it cannot be accomplished without a solid moral foundation rooted in justice, equality, and love. At best, Trump’s proposal is seeking to prevent wars. It does not promote a lasting peace

As for you, Bethlehem Ephrathah, seemingly insignificant among the clans of Judah— from you a king will emerge who will rule over Israel on my behalf, one whose origins are in the distant past” (Micah 5: 2).

A contributor to the Kairos Palestine document writes a reflection ten years after the release of the document.

Following is the Speech of Rev. Dr. Munir Kakish celebrating the Palestinian Presidential Decree for recognizing the Council of Evangelical Churches in the Holy Land. The Speech was given in the presence of official representatives from the Palestinian Authority.