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CATC #9 Daniel Bannoura & Jen Maidrand: Series Wrap Up

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This is the final episode in our Christ at the Checkpoint. It it, co-hosts Daniel and Jen discuss their highlights from the series and answer listener questions. They share more about their journeys as they relate to Christ at the Checkpoint, and they dig into important topics related to Christian Zionism, biblical interpretation, the witness of Palestinian Christians, education in pro-Israel churches, and how we do the work of calling the church to act in response to genocide in Gaza with love. Despite the heavy topics they cover, Jen & Daniel have a lot of fun with this conversation. It's one you don't want to miss!


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Show Notes:

Daniel's Christ at the Checkpoint talk


A dossier on Israeli Apartheid: A Pressing Call to Churches Around the World


Tent of Nations


Mennonite Action


Christians for a Free Palestine


Gaza Ceasefire Pilgrimages


Telos


Network of Evangelicals for the Middle East


Daniel's Palestine-Israel Resource doc

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CATC #9 Daniel Bannoura & Jen Maidrand: Series Wrap Up

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