Nicole Jansezian

Whoever said Christmas only comes once a year does not, obviously, live in Jerusalem.

Hollywood celebrities and evangelical pastors from the U.S. toured Israel as guests of America's Voices in Israel.

Some 2.1 million Christian tourists will have visited Israel by the end of the year.

It isn't always easy to be a Christian in Jerusalem.

Recent archaeological findings could overturn centuries of assumption that King Herod built the Western Wall of the temple in Jerusalem.

The goal is "to show the world we can unite at one table and eat together," says Kevork Alemian of Chefs for Peace.

Nearly 200 American and Israeli bikers rode across Israel, broke bread together and prayed for the Israeli army at the Western Wall.

Christians gathered in Jerusalem and joined in prayer around the world for the peace of Israel.

Israeli archaeologists made two important discoveries during excavations of a drainage channel in the ancient City of David.

More Christians are using their visit to Israel to roll up their sleeves and volunteer to help organizations.

A new archaeological site revealing remnants of a city dating back to the time of King Solomon has officially opened to the public.

Two organizations, one Jewish and one Christian, have released statements on the relationship between Jews and Christians.

The historical churches of Jerusalem will become the venues for a cultural sampling of Israel’s classical music scene.

Also known as the Church of the Resurrection, the cavernous church commemorates the hill of crucifixion and the tomb of Christ's burial.

This week is the celebration of the angel Gabriel's announcement to Mary.

If you are in Israel during the holiday of Purim, you might think Israelis had confused the spring holiday with Halloween.