P4P provides a way for Christians of diverse political and theological backgrounds to stand up for peace and unite in supplication to God with a special focus on prayers for the Holy Land. P4P provides Jesus’ followers with the common language of prayer around which to mobilize their energy and passion for the land that gave birth to our faith.
Written by Eliza Minasyan, Executive Director The Jinishian Memorial Program (JMP) reaches more than 100,000 people each year in seven countries—Armenia, Lebanon, Syria, Istanbul, Jerusalem,
“God has heard my voice; God will accept my prayer”by Patriarch Emeritus, His Beatitude Michel SabbahFirst shared at the inaugural Fr. Drew Christiansen Holy Land
by CMEP Board Member communion, the Alliance of Baptists Any views or opinions contained herein are solely those of the author and do not necessarily
Relinquishing the Status QuoKelley Nikondeha We meet Joseph, a pious man, in the grip of a dilemma. According to Matthew, he discovered that the young
Theological ReflectionKelley Nikondeha Two divinely announced sons, two unexpected pregnancies, and two mothers-to-be. Needless to say, Elizabeth and Mary had much to talk about during
Collective PrayerKelley Nikondeha Herod loomed large as the visible representative of Roman authority in Judea. Known for his cruelty to citizens and family alike, for
LamentKelley Nikondeha The days before the first advent were dark and loud with suffering. Empires pounded the land of Israel and Judea incessantly with militaristic
Following Stars Toward HopeKelley Nikondeha Persia was one of the world’s first superpowers. But after 200 years Alexander the Great defeated them, ending their empire.
Resisting InjusticeKelley Nikondeha Something was always happening in the Galilee – a military action, a protest, a confrontation provoked by local rebels. It was a
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