2025 has come to an end
Reflecting on 2025 | Some achievements and Future Aspirations
Dialogue is meant to encourage participants to critically examine themselves and their reality – but how can dialogue be most effective?
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The Rossing Center for Education and Dialogue conducted this survey to gain a deeper understanding of the challenges, needs, and aspirations of Christians in Israel and East Jerusalem—specifically Arab-Palestinian Christians, who form the majority of these indigenous communities and are either Arab-Palestinian citizens of Israel or East Jerusalem residents. Building on our longstanding work in …
Survey among Local Christians in Israel and East Jerusalem Read More »
We are humbled to share our 2024 Annual Report – reflecting the hard work, commitment, and resilience of our incredible team throughout a tremendously difficult year. In the midst of deep pain and suffering, our projects and programs remained grounded in our mission. In the report, you’ll find moving stories of transformation and hope, and …
Our Executive Director Dr. Sarah Bernstein, brought raw honesty and courageous hope to The Lay Centre’s May 27 event: “A Journey of Hope.”
Dear Friends,
Spring arrives as a quiet reminder of both continuity and transformation. As the city blossoms, we are reminded that, even in times marked by deep sorrow and ongoing conflict, life continues to move forward. The pain is real—despair, anger, and grief weigh heavily on our communities.
Dear Friends, The past weeks have once again been marked by pain and uncertainty. After a fragile period of calm, the reality of war has returned, shaking all of us—here and in Gaza. Families continue to wait for the return of their loved ones, homes are being destroyed, and lives are being lost. The cycle …
Newsletter March 2025 | Navigating through the Rupture, Holding onto Hope Read More »
This survey, conducted among Palestinian/Arab Christians in Israel and East Jerusalem, provides insights into their perceptions and attitudes regarding freedom of religion, Israeli Jewish society, state authorities, the role of the churches, emigration, and identity.