It is our Christian duty to become aware of what is going on in political circles and on the ground and then to take a stand with the truth. Christians are not called to be morally passive and politically indifferent but rather to be active in promoting solutions that will bring about reconciliation and an end to the suffering of both Israelis and Palestinians.

Now, as Egypt wavers between an Islamist and a democratic future, billionaire telecom scion and art patron Naguib Sawiris wants to be his country’s next leader – and he’s founded a political party – the Free Egyptian Party — as he prepares to do just that.

David Gushee - a distinguished university professor of Christian ethics at Mercer University writes in the Baptist Press Monday, August 29, 2011 :
Some of these Palestinians whose land is being stolen are our fellow Christians. We found deep pain among the Christian Palestinians we met who wonder what kind of Christianity allows indifference or even support for the pillaging of brothers and sisters in Christ.

Letter of Director of Group that supports Nazareth Baptist School:Please join the many others in intensive prayer to our Heavenly Father. The prayer-chain will multiply rapidly if churches will release the Prayer Guide through their Facebook pages and individuals will forward the Guides. Prayer moves the heart of God. Invite others to pray.

Beck, Hagee and their swarm are anti-Semites, who are not even aware of their anti-Semitism and the extent of its ugliness.



By Yossi Sarid, Haaretz 25th August 2011

With the begining of the month of Ramadan ,Rev. Dr. Yohanna Katanacho -a Palestinian Christian theologian brings forth Biblical principles on how should the followers of Christ respond to Ramadan and to the socio-religious activities of Muslims in this month.

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The Rev John Stott, who helped lead Britain's Evangelical revival in the last years, died at 90.

Rev. Yohanna Katanacho, Dean of Students at Bethlehem Bible College writes: "Through his preaching, writings, and time of prayer, I saw a godly man in the twenty first century".

We are encouraging our members to bring a particular focus to your suffering, isolation and pain in the season of Advent 2011 when we reflect upon the Saviour’s incarnation in the land which came to be known as Palestine

Archibishop Rowan Williams called for more backing for work undertaken by the ecumenical charity Friends of the Holy Land, which finances projects to assist the 200,000 Christians living mainly in Israel and the West Bank -- about one per cent of the population -- to stay in the region and not join the rising numbers emigrating.

Episcopal News Service 21th July 2011