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Almost anyone who loves the city of Jerusalem will be familiar with the name Conrad Schick, but fewer will know about what originally brought this man to Jerusalem in the mid-19th century. Schick was born in Germany in 1822 and attended university in Base

The cacophony of voices competing for the attention of residents and visitors includes the Muslim call to prayer which can be heard five times a day, the robust discussions of Torah and Talmud occurring at dozens of Jewish yeshivas, the worship music com

I first worked in Christ Church in the summer of 2008. I worked in the library, helping students, professors and various writers with their projects as well as helped organize the archives. I helped the church, mostly working from upstairs on the audio

Back to School: 2022

In today’s Israel, the second largest city is Tel Aviv. A modern city resembling a European metropolis, it came into existence only in 1909 as a small Jewish settlement just up the beach from the historic port of Jaffa. That ancient harbor served as the