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(Cybercast News Service) - Some 3,500 Christians from 70 nations are in Jerusalem this week for the 23rd annual Feast of Tabernacles conference. "We're bringing...the largest pro-Israel solidarity mission to this land three years in a row," said David Parsons, spokesman for the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem. Nearly 400 Americans formed the largest contingent at the feast, coming despite the perils and often in the face of strong opposition from family and friends. 2002-09-26 00:00:00Full Article
Christians Buck World Opinion To Stand With Israel
(Cybercast News Service) - Some 3,500 Christians from 70 nations are in Jerusalem this week for the 23rd annual Feast of Tabernacles conference. "We're bringing...the largest pro-Israel solidarity mission to this land three years in a row," said David Parsons, spokesman for the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem. Nearly 400 Americans formed the largest contingent at the feast, coming despite the perils and often in the face of strong opposition from family and friends. 2002-09-26 00:00:00Full Article
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