Palestine and Israel

Church of Scotland Churches and Institutions

The Diocese traces its roots back to the arrival of Anglican missionaries in 1841
Today it supports Anglicans in Israel and Palestine, as well as Syria, Lebanon and Jordan

The official Lutheran Church in the Middle East
In 1841 a joint British Anglican and Prussian Evangelical bishopric was established in Jerusalem to service the poor and provide a proper education for Christians

Sabeel aims to strive towards theological liberation through instilling the Christian faith in the daily lives of those who suffer under occupation, violence, injustice, and discrimination. This includes advocacy, awareness building, building unity through implementing community projects, and bringing people together to study the Bible.
Sabeel's Wave of Prayer is a great way to engage with their work. It provides a news update on life in Palestine, and a prayer to say together with thousands of others who are praying for peace in the Middle East.

Sabeel is an ecumenical grassroots liberation movement among Palestinian Christians, which was conceived in 1989
It strives to develop a spirituality based on justice, peace, non-violence, liberation and reconciliation for the different national and faith communities
Sabeel also works to promote a more accurate international awareness regarding the identity, presence, and witness of Palestinian Christians