Jewish-Christian Relations: Peoples, Texts, And Terrain

This week-long program explores Jewish–Christian relations through the unique religious, historical, and social landscape of Jerusalem. Drawing on texts from Jewish and Christian traditions and engaging in contemporary dialogue with religious leaders and activists, participants will examine how these traditions have developed in relationship to one another.

The program offers a rare opportunity to learn alongside Jerusalem-based Jewish and Christian scholars, encounter the diverse practices of contemporary Judaism and local Christian communities, and reflect on lived experiences of faith in the city today. Through study, site-based learning, and dialogue, participants will explore Jerusalem as a shared sacred space and engage with practical models of interreligious dialogue in a complex and living context.

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