Photos of the Day: March 15, 2010 | Journey to Jerusalem

Photos of the Day: March 15, 2010

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The Mount of Beatitudes Church in Galilee, Israel. (Sommer Saadi/Journey to Jerusalem)

Inside the Mount of Beatitudes Church in Galilee, Israel. (Omar Kasrawi/Journey to Jerusalem)

Professor Gershom Gorenberg at the Mount of Beatitudes Church. (Mamta Badkar/Journey to Jerusalem)

A woman reads the bible outside the Mount of Beatitudes Church. (Lim Wui Liang/Journey to Jerusalem)

French Christian Catholic pilgrims at the Mount of the Beatitudes Church (Mariana Cristancho-Ahn/Journey to Jerusalem)

The entrance of the Mount of Beatitudes Church (Sunil Joshi/Journey to Jerusalem)

A town near the Sea of Galilee in Israel. (Sam Petulla/Journey to Jerusalem)

Rabbi Yehuda Gil'ad gives a talk on Religious Zionism at the Kibbutz Lavi in Galilee. (Lim Wui Liang/Journey to Jerusalem)

This entry was posted on Monday, March 15th, 2010 at 9:10 pm and is filed under Multimedia, Photos of the Day and tagged with beatitudes, galilee, gershom gorenberg, Israel, kibbutz, Lim Wui Liang, Mamta Badkar, Mariana Cristancho-Ahn, Omar Kasrawi, Rabbi Yehuda Gil'ad, Sam Petulla, Sommer Saadi, Sunil Joshi. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.

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Professor Ari Goldman, former religion reporter for the New York Times, has taught the “Covering Religion” course at Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism every spring for the past 16 years, preparing his students to write about religion for a diverse readership. This year’s course looks at the religions of the Holy Land, including the Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Sufi, Bahai and Druze faiths. Read more >

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