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Religious Sites

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Religious Sites

In the Holy Land, the biggest cradle of world religions and hundreds of holy places, God has a special plan for you.

Church of Holy Sepulchre

Church of Holy Sepulchre
One of the most important sites in Christendom is the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, known in Arabic as Al-Qiyame, meaning ‘resurrection.’
Greek Orthodox Church

Greek Orthodox Church
Constructed in 1895,located in Beit Sahour, the Church follows the Jerusalem Orthodox Patriarchal Chair
The Church of the Annunciation

The Church of the Annunciation
Built in 1858,The Church of the Annunciation is located in the eastern part of Beit Jala
Mar Saba Monastery

Mar Saba Monastery
The greatest of the ancient monasteries dotting the wilderness of the Judaean Desert.
Chapel of the Milk Grotto

Chapel of the Milk Grotto
An irregular grotto hollowed out of soft white rock, afterA drop of Mary’s milk fell upon the stone
Carmelite Convent Monastery

Carmelite Convent Monastery
located above the ‘Grotto of David’ where he received the royal anointing from Prophet Samuel.
St. George Monastery

St. George Monastery
The church of St. George’s who defeated the dragon and the rescue of the damsel in distress
St. Mary Church

St. Mary Church
It was built in 1862 by the Orthodox Patriarch Cyril II and is the largest in the city of Beit Jala
The Evangelical Lutheran Church

The Evangelical Lutheran Church
The church was built in 1894, Discover The Evangelical Lutheran church in Bethlehem/ Beit Jala / Beit Sahour
St. Nicolas Church

St. Nicolas Church
St Nicolas is the patron saint of Beit Jala, and as a result Saint Nicolas Church is one of the most important in the city
St. Charbel

St. Charbel
In 1908, the Lebanese Maronite monks came to the city of birth "Bethlehem"
The Shepherds Field

The Shepherds Field
This is where tradition indicates the spot where the "Shepherds kept watch"