If you were forced to flee your home, what would you take with you? Photographs for memories? Documents for identity? Food for sustenance? Almost certainly you would carry with you the hope of a future home where we can all break bread together in peace.
Give to the communion offeringThis year, tens of thousands of people living in Gaza have been forced to leave their homes. Many times over. We stand with them, and with those peace-loving people in Israel who want to create a homeland they can share.
Daoud Nassar broke bread with us from the Tent of Nations, his family farm outside Bethlehem where their ancestral land is under threat. Bethlehem was the birthplace of Jesus. The name means ‘House of Bread’. And bread was the centre of our meeting.
This year, tens of thousands of people living in Gaza have been forced to leave their homes. Many times over. We stand with them, and with those peace-loving people in Israel who want to create a homeland they can share.
Daoud Nassar broke bread with us from the Tent of Nations, his family farm outside Bethlehem where their ancestral land is under threat. Bethlehem was the birthplace of Jesus. The name means ‘House of Bread’. And bread was the centre of our meeting.
If you’d like to follow the service as it unfolds, download the order of service so you can join in with the prayers and songs and know what’s coming next.
If you’d like to follow the service as it unfolds, download the order of service so you can join in with the prayers and songs and know what’s coming next.
Your generous giving to this year’s Communion will again be split 50/50.
50% will stay with Greenbelt to help us safeguard the future of the festival and make sure we can keep creating a place to believe in.
The other 50% will go to relief and restoration projects in Gaza through the work of our friends at Christian Aid.
Communion Giving is now closed. THANK YOU for supporting Greenbelt and the people of Gaza through this offering.
Your generous giving to this year’s Communion will again be split 50/50.
50% will stay with Greenbelt to help us safeguard the future of the festival and make sure we can keep creating a place to believe in.
The other 50% will go to relief and restoration projects in Gaza through the work of our friends at Christian Aid.
Communion Giving is now closed. THANK YOU for supporting Greenbelt and the people of Gaza through this offering.
Thanks to Paul Northup, Nicola Hambridge, Andrew Graystone, Guvna B, Daoud Nassar and Tent of Nations, Ariel Dempsey, Flamy Grant, Siskin Green (Jane Bentley, Suzanne Butler, Margaret McLarty), Chantal Freeman.
Thanks to Paul Northup, Nicola Hambridge, Andrew Graystone, Guvna B, Daoud Nassar and Tent of Nations, Ariel Dempsey, Flamy Grant, Siskin Green (Jane Bentley, Suzanne Butler, Margaret McLarty), Chantal Freeman.
