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When Marlene Huggins asked her husband, Don, last year what he wanted for his 80th birthday gift, the Village of Glenbrook resident was quick to answer.

The gate is not exactly a gate, and it is not exactly Abraham’s either. It is a bronze age mud-brick gate that has been traditionally related to Biblical narratives.

On our first full day in Israel, the individuals in the group I was traveling with were asked to open our minds and accept that our assumptions about this country do not constitute the whole truth. We...

James Panero on security in the Golan, Israeli politics & settler culture.

My experience visiting the 10 friaries of Padre Pio — a journey that resulted in the book ‘Following Padre Pio’ — was a true adventure.

Follow the footsteps of Jesus on earth and discover where He lived before His crucifixion.

"I was in culinary heaven. I dipped fluffy pita bread into creamy, rich hummus, bit into crispy, fresh falafel and tore into cheesy Georgian khachapuri," writes Micah Siva of her first trip to Israel.

Is the church finally prepared to reclaim Mary Magdalene as the powerful woman she is?

Some believe that Mary stayed a virgin throughout her life. However, Matthew 1:24-25 seems to negate that teaching, implying that Mary had other children.

Having won a scholarship in pedagogical innovation from the Israeli government, secondary school teacher Adanna Williams pledges to use the knowledge gained to reinvent her teaching practices to enhance student learning using artificial intelligence and other forms of technology. She plans to host a workshop next month alongside five colleagues, including a pedagogical innovation expert