Ray and Rose Mary Register served for thirty years in Israel, mainly in Nazareth. Like the biblical wedding feast at Cana, "God saved the best wine for last for us".

To the new generation of missionaries, Register said: "Stay long enough to let Him do it."

By Manda Roten, Baptist Press, May 8, 2003

A man who called himself Mohammed, and who had recently visited the couple frequently under the pretext that he wanted to convert to Christianity, is the prime suspect in this attack.

Christianity Today Weblog, May 7, 2003

A book with the title "Who is the Greatest?" has caused the Islamic movement in Israel to publish large ads in the main Arab Israeli newspapers accusing Emmaus Bible school in Nazareth of being a part of a larger Zionist-American plot to combat Muslims all around the globe in inspiration of the American victory in Iraq.

These ads appeared in last Friday's newspapers and were accompanied by large reports and commentaries on the mentioned book , by Christian and Islamic figures alike.

Special for "Come and See", May 6, 2003

Hanna Abu El-Assal, who is the principle of the Anglican School in Nazareth was sentenced for two months in jail for attacking a student. Abu El-Assal is the son of the Anglican Bishop of Jerusalem and the Middle Eeast. He was appointed to be principle in the school at the age of 24.



Yossi Shalom, Kol Haemeq, April 16, 2003, Originally in Hebrew

The settlers in the occuiped territories prepare for the coming struggle as the "Road Map for Peace" was published. The Racist Minister Benny Elon who comes from a party that supports "transferring" all Palestinains to Jordan speaks about the help he will get from Evangalicals who support Israel. "These are people who are wild about Israel. Compared to them, I am considered a dove."

Daniel Ben Simon, Haaretz, May 2, 2003

A one-page advertisement in The Christian Century magazine, signed by more than 100 United Methodists, has called on U.S. President George Bush to "repent" of certain domestic and foreign policies, including the use of violence in dealing with Iraq.

"We felt that the best step would be to call brother George to repent"

April 24, 2003 Joretta Purdue, Washington, United Methodist News Service

During the Holidays of Passover, more than 3,500 Believers from different congregations in Israel gathered in Kibbutz Ginnosar near the Sea of Galilee for a 4 day event.

Participants were Israeli Jews, Russian Jews, Ethiopian Jews, Arab believers, Lebanese believers and western Christians. Taking into consideration the tiny size of the Evangalical Community in Israel, this was a huge gathering, with almost all expenses paid by "The Watchman International".

Special for Come and See, April 24, 2003

Arabic Christian television service, broadcasts the Gospel message throughout the Middle East and North Africa.

"An estimated 600,000 Christian believers reside in Iraq and need our prayers". For many people, SAT7 is the only source of Christian teaching they have.

Assist Ministries, April 21, 2003

A Yemeni court is holding a trial for the Yemeni man accused in the slaying of the three American missionaries at a Baptist hospital last December.

Kathleen Gariety's brother said he wanted justice, not vengeance.

Although the prosecutor has asked for the death penalty against Abed Abdul Razak Kamel, Jerome Gariety Jr. said he and his two surviving sisters don't want Kamel executed.

By MEG JONES, mjones@journalsentinel.com, April 20, 2003