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CMJ in Israel Christ Church, Jerusalem Christ Church was the first Protestant
church to be established in the Middle East. Situated just inside the Jaffa
gate of the Old City of Jerusalem, it was consecrated in 1849 and is now home
to several congregations. There are international English-speaking congregation
(Anglican) services on Sundays and a Hebrew-speaking congregation meeting on
Saturdays. Romanian and Filipino congregations also worship there. Also based at Christ Church are the Christ Church Guest House, a Christian Bookshop, a Heritage Center, a Coffee Shop, and an Art Gallery.
To reach Christ Church First, you need to find the Jaffa Gate to
the Old City of Jerusalem, and walk into the Old City. With the Citadel on your
right hand side, bear to the right. Do not go into the market area. As you walk
along you will come to the Coffee Shop and the Immanuel Bookshop on your left,
and then you will see the large black gates into the Christ Church compound on
your left, opposite the stairs up to the Citadel on your right. If you reach
the Post Office or the Bank or the Police Station you will have gone too far.
Rector and Head of
Centre: Rev. Murray Dixon Address: Christ Church, P.O.B. 14037, Jaffa Gate, Old City, Jerusalem Telephone: +972 (0)2 627 7727. Fax +972 (0)2 627 7730. Email: rector@christchurch.itac.org.il |
