What is the future for Palestine’s indigenous Christians?

In this episode, our former CEO Tim Livesey speaks with Dr Usama Salman, director of Koinonia Jerusalem, whose passion and expertise lies in strengthening the dwindling Christian presence in the Holy Land.

Above: Dr Usama Salman

Percentage-wise, far more Christians are emigrating from the Holy Land than Jews and Muslims. Back in 1948, Christians made up around 10% of the population in Palestine, but today this has fallen to around just 1%.

In this episode, Tim and Usama discuss some of the reasons behind this sharp decline in the number of Christians in Palestine and, importantly, what can be done about it.

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