Christians

The Living Stones

Bethlehem and Jerusalem, where Jesus was born, crucified and rose to new life, were once bustling with local Christians. The Holy Land is the birthplace of Christianity and part of the fundamental history of all Christians.

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Schools

The Anglican Diocese of Jerusalem has 17 schools in the Holy Land. The Latin Patriarchate has 45 schools. Together they offer education to approximately 28,000 pupils of whom the majority are Christian.

We provide support to schools and encourage “twinning” between schools in the Holy Land and this country.

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