The aim of this M.A. thesis is to compare the doctrine of baptism in the Catholic church and in Evangelical churches, and it is composed of six chapters.

This is the second lecture about Jewish religion at Nazareth Evangelical College. Rabbi Or Zohar continued the subject of “The Sacred Books in Judaism” from the first lecture. In this lecture Rabbi Zohar focused on the books of prayer in Judaism.

Christian leadership is one of our main focuses at Nazareth Evangelical College. Through our leadership courses and programs we aim to produce leaders who understand and put into practice the spiritual, personal and practical leadership skills

Last October Nazareth Evangelical College and the Baptist School in Nazareth hosted the Global Leadership Summit (GLS) for the second year in Nazareth. About 140 people from various backgrounds attended the conference.

Nazareth Evangelical College hosted Rabbi OR Zohar on October 20, 2016 for the first lecture of a series of lectures about Judaism. The lecture was attended the college’s students, teachers, alumni and guests. The title of this lecture was “The Sacred Books in Judaism”.

Nazareth Evangelical College (NEC) held a prayer conference in partnership with College of Prayer International titled "Lord Teach Us How to Pray", at Ness Amim conference center near Nahareya on September 27-29, 2016. NEC students, faculty, staff and guests attended the conference.

This M.A. thesis introduces the church’s commitment to Jesus’ example in caring throughout spiritual mother ministry.

This M.A. thesis introduces the church’s commitment to Jesus’ example in discipleship throughout witnessing growth and constancy.

You might be aware to the controversy of a Wheaton University professor who donned a hijab in solidarity with Muslims, after they faced backlash following the terrorist attacks in Paris. She also was suspended from the school in response – not for her wearing of the hijab, but for her comments in justification that Muslims and Christians worship the ‘same God’.

The Holy Land has long attracted the attention of evangelical Christians. Its ties to the persons and events recorded in the Bible drew the attention of many, the geopolitical decline of the Ottoman Empire in the 19th century and the location of the land at the nexus of Africa, Asia, and Europe drew the attention of others.