“Jerusalem is like a dove. It belongs to no one.”
—Issa, age 10, Silwan, Jerusalem

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All over the world people honor the sacred dove, symbol of peace, as a thing that should not be caged, sold, or violated. Jesus’ actions show us in prophetic action, that sacred things are never for sale, and that we must fight to protect them from the gears of militarism.

Will you join us in supporting the Palestinian struggle to protect the sacred? Your donation this Easter season will go directly to Sabeel Jerusalem, the heart of Palestinian Liberation Theology.

Your gift supports our programs in the United States, including educational conferences, BDS campaigns, witness trips, theological education in our seminaries, speakers' bureau, church & community outreach, and much more. 

To ensure your gift provides a maximum impact, please consider committing to make a monthly donation by clicking here.

Friends of Sabeel is a certified 501c3 non-profit organization. 

Prefer to donate via check? If so, please make your check out to "Friends of Sabeel - North America" and mail it to:

Friends of Sabeel North America

PO Box 3192, Greenwood Village, CO 80155-3192

Friends of Sabeel is a certified 501c3 non-profit organization 

Your gift helps support our programs in the United States, including educational conferences, witness trips, theological education in our seminaries, speakers' bureau, church & community outreach, and much more.

To ensure your gift provides a maximum impact, please consider committing to make a monthly donation by clicking here. 

Prefer to donate via check? If so, please make your check out to "Friends of Sabeel - North America," adding Fund for the Future in the memo line, and mail it to:

Friends of Sabeel North America

PO Box 3192, Greenwood Village, CO 80155

   Because G4S, the world’s largest private security company, is complicit in and profiting from well-documented violations of human rights and other international laws, we the undersigned ask that you: 1) not extend Sacramento Regional Transit’s current contract with G4S, allowing it to expire on June 30, 2016; 2) develop criteria to be included in Request For Proposals (RFP) for the next contract to exclude companies that are involved in human rights violations; and 3) do not award G4S another contract if they are still engaged or complicit in violations of human rights and international law.

   We add our voices to the letter that you have received from local organizations and individuals and to others around the world who are calling on G4S to reform its business practices and have refused to do business with them until they do.  

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