The Life of Palestinan Christians

Maurice Timothy Reidy February 27, 2012

The Life of Palestinan Christians

A slideshow of families and believers living in Bethlehem and other Palestinian towns in the West Bank. This slideshow accompanies Elizabeth G. Burr's article "Out of Palestine".

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This article also appeared in print, under the headline "The Life of Palestinan Christians," in the February 27, 2012 issue.

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