Our Vision
To build bridges of understanding and support, in a spirit of reconciliation, between believers (both Jewish and Arab) in the Holy Land (Israel and the Palestinian Areas) and Christians worldwide.
Aim
To promote and encourage financial and practical support for believers (both Arab and Jewish) in Israel and PA areas by Christians in the West and thereby encourage reconciliation between Jewish believers, Arab Christians and Christians worldwide.
Objectives
· To identify the needs of Arab Christians and Messianic Jewish believers
living in Is
· To make these needs known to the Church in the nations through articles,
radio, tv, speaking engagements
· To encourage Christians/Churches to give either a one off donation or
by regular giving (standing orders)
Radio Programmes
'The Olive Tree' is a series of programmes currently being broadcast on Premier Radio every Tuesday at 13.30 GMT, currently in London only. Each week we will load a new programme for you to listen to! Each programme asks the simple question, 'What is God doing in Israel and the Palestinian Areas today?' and the answers will be provided by believers living in the Holy Land today, both Jews and Arabs, as well as from others who know the situation well. Click here to download or listen.
The Olive Tree (programme 13 - Nihad Salman)
Julia Fisher talks to Nihad Salman, pastor of an evangelical church in
Bethlehem where today less than 1% of the population are Christian. In this
programme he tells his story and despite the struggle, describes what he
is seeing God do in his congregation.
Israel Tour October 2010
If you are interested in taking a tour to Israel in October 2010 check
out the tour page for more information.
September 2009 years trip photos:
![]() Sea Of Galilee |
![]() On The Of Sea Of Galilee |
![]() The Coach Journey |
![]() Sign Posts |
To build bridges of understanding and support, in a spirit of reconciliation, between believers (both Jewish and Arab) in the Holy Land (Israel and the Palestinian Areas) and Christians worldwide.



