Book talk: The Anglican Church and Palestine
Location
Online event access details will be provided by the event organiser
About
Palestinian Christians in Australia invites you to an online conversation with contributors to The Anglican Church and Palestine (ed. Kwok Pui-lan) ā a landmark collection exploring the Anglican Church's history, presence, and witness in the Holy Land.
Join Rev. Dr Greg Jenks and John Na'em Snobar as they discuss the book and their respective chapters: Greg's exploration of the Anglican community in Nazareth, and John's chapter, "The First Palestinian Bishop in Jerusalem" ā the story of his grandfather, Bishop Faik Ibrahim Haddad, and what his life and ministry reveal about the long, often-overlooked history of Palestinian Christianity.
The conversation will be moderated by Palestinian Australian author Reem Borrows.
Attendance for this event is free of charge. Tax-deductible donations are welcomed and can be made here: https://www.pciafoundation.org/donate?mc_cid=15300d4238&mc_eid=c77fe0e62c
šļø Monday 19 October
š 7:00 PM ā 8:30 PM AEDT
š» Online ā link provided on registration
Whether you're a scholar, clergy member, or simply curious about the deep roots of the Christian presence in Palestine, this conversation offers rare personal and historical insight into a story too often left untold.
Register now to secure your spot.
Join Rev. Dr Greg Jenks and John Na'em Snobar as they discuss the book and their respective chapters: Greg's exploration of the Anglican community in Nazareth, and John's chapter, "The First Palestinian Bishop in Jerusalem" ā the story of his grandfather, Bishop Faik Ibrahim Haddad, and what his life and ministry reveal about the long, often-overlooked history of Palestinian Christianity.
The conversation will be moderated by Palestinian Australian author Reem Borrows.
Attendance for this event is free of charge. Tax-deductible donations are welcomed and can be made here: https://www.pciafoundation.org/donate?mc_cid=15300d4238&mc_eid=c77fe0e62c
šļø Monday 19 October
š 7:00 PM ā 8:30 PM AEDT
š» Online ā link provided on registration
Whether you're a scholar, clergy member, or simply curious about the deep roots of the Christian presence in Palestine, this conversation offers rare personal and historical insight into a story too often left untold.
Register now to secure your spot.