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Feb 20th, 2007. Christmas for Palestinian Children

Greetings and Thanks from Bethlehem

In response to our call: Yes there is room in the inn, we have been able to furnish the finances for the Christmas celebrations in different places in the West Bank. We have received a thanks email from Bethlehem. All who contributed have helped to make last christmas a real feast for the children: Many thanks from Bethlehem.

Tabitha Ministries

 Tabitha Ministries is a foundation i n the Netherlands. The objective of this foundation is to work towards establishing friendship and collaboration between Palestinians and Israelis through the Gospel. The foundation also hopes to stem the tide of Christian Palestinians leaving the region. The members of this foundation come from different churches and communities. In order to create the broadest base of support possible, a Recommendation Committee was set up. Sitting on this committee are representatives from a wide range of churches and Christian organisations.

Tabitha Ministries Nederland helps Christian Palestinians with:

  • food
  • medicine
  • aids for the handicapped
  • tuition
  • reading materials
  • scholarships

Tabitha Ministries has also organised a seminar in 2004 in Bethlehem on the subject of the theology of the land, and a youth camp in the Netherlands with messianic Jewish and Palestinian Christian teenagers.

An important project for the coming years will be the 'Dothan project'.

The city of Zababdeh

Zababdeh lies between Jenin and Nablus in the biblical Dothan area. The area has a population of 120,000 people, 5,500 of whom are Christian. As a result of the 1st and 2nd intifadas, many people are unemployed and have no income. Primary relief assistance consists of providing food packets and medicine. This assistance targets the poorest of the poor, most of whom are Christian. When funds allow it, a social cultural centre will be set up in this area. From this centre, medical help will be provided and training courses will be given. To make all of this possible, substantial funds are needed each year. At present, the funds available only enable immediate needs too be met scantly.