Jerusalem

Unlike a tour, a pilgrimage immerses participants in a sacred geography. Photo: Richard Le Sueur

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Tourist or pilgrim: it’s up to you

Richard LeSueur April 16, 2014

The Israeli-Palestinian struggle remains one of the most complex and most enduring of all the world's conflicts. Photo: Mikhail/Shutterstock

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Timeline of the Middle East conflict

Marites N. Sison April 15, 2014

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Primate’s prayer for Jerusalem

ajadmin April 15, 2014

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Reel Bad Arabs: How Hollywood Vilifies a People

Anglican Journal Staff April 15, 2014

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Amreeka

Anglican Journal Staff April 15, 2014

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Bethlehem

Anglican Journal Staff April 15, 2014

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Moshe and Munir

Anglican Journal Staff April 15, 2014

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Five Broken Cameras

Anglican Journal Staff April 15, 2014

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Five films

ajadmin April 15, 2014

L to R: Anglican Video senior producer Lisa Barry, cameraman Scott Brown, and Anglican Video production manager Becky Boucher. Photo: Courtesy of Anglican Video

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Land of the Living Stones

Lisa Barry April 7, 2014

0.6 per cent of the world's 2.2 billion Christians live in the Middle East and North Africa; they make up 4 per cent of the region's total population, down 20 per cent from a century ago Photo: Asaf Eliason/Shutterstock

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By the numbers

Marites N. Sison April 4, 2014

Jerusalem Sunday will honour the mission of the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem. Photo: Anglican Video

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Why Jerusalem Sunday?

Anglican Journal Staff April 4, 2014

Pupils at Ramallah's Arab Evangelical Episcopal School ham it up for Scott Brown's camera. Photo: Anglican Video

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Hope and faith in a troubled land

Marites N. Sison April 4, 2014

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