The largest Christian population in the Middle East are Copts, with 10-15 million (15% of the population) members in Egypt. We say that the small remaining Christian presence in the Holy Land is like the salt in the stew, with impact and influence far exceeding their weight. The same might be said of the Coptic presence in Jerusalem, where they number approximately 5,000 and are a key part of the Christian community.
Supported Schools
Coptic Schools
There are 2 Coptic Orthodox schools in Jerusalem. The first is St. Dimiana's Coptic College which educates boys and girls at the Kindergarten, Elementary, Prep...
Evangelical Lutheran Church in Jordan and the Holy Land (ELCJHL)
With six congregations of Palestinian Christians and numerous ministries, ELCJHL has a major presence and impact within the larger indigenous Christian population i...
Episcopal Church of Jerusalem and the Middle East (EDJ)
In addition to 27 parishes, the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem (EDJ) owns and operates more than two dozen humanitarian institutions—schools, hospitals, clinics, ce...
The Patriarchate's ecclesiastical jurisdiction includes roughly 200,000 to 500,000 Orthodox Christians across the Holy Land in Palestine, Jordan and Israel. Th...