Sawsan Aranki Batato
Anglican Video
April 19, 2014
In the Holy Land, where Christians only account for only 1.5 per cent of the population, the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem tries to make its
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In the Holy Land, where Christians only account for only 1.5 per cent of the population, the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem tries to make its
A hospital, run by the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem, responds to health challenges facing the Palestinian population: increasing rates of diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
First-hand account of the effects of the protracted Israeli-Palestinian conflict, in particular, the growth of Israeli settlements in Palestinian territories and the construction by Israel
As Gaza descends further into poverty, several generations of a Palestinian family have set up a lean-to they call home, in a local cemetery.
The Al Ahli Arab Hospital picked up the pieces when its building was partially damaged during a bombing of nearby St. Philip’s Chapel by Israeli
I used to live in Jerusalem. I lived there with my wife and our children in in the 1990s when I served with St. George’s College as the director of their Desert Program.
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