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The pastor of Christmas Church, a Palestinian Lutheran congregation, Mitri Raheb here presents a powerful collection of compelling personal stories of desperation and hope in the midst of lethal conflict, bringing the Palestinian/Israeli conflict up close and personal. Raheb's lifelong commitment to his people has kept him in the legendary birthplace of Christianity, even as Bethlehem has become a flashpoint in the world's most volatile and hate-filled conflict. His passionate personal testimony lifts up the stray gesture toward friendship, the brave attempts to rebuild life and livelihood in a destroyed land, and the unquenchable desire for justice and peace.

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Mitri Raheb is the Founder and President of Dar al-Kalima University in Bethlehem, Palestine. Widely recognized as the most published Palestinian theologian to date, he has authored and edited more than fifty books. His work has significantly shaped contemporary discourse on Palestinian theology, interfaith engagement, and the role of religion in contexts of conflict and decolonization.

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