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RLC Network Shadia Qubti

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Shadia Qubti

Shadia Qubti is a Christian Palestinian Israeli involved in several initiatives encouraging Palestinian women and youth to advocate for peace. Shadia was born and raised in Nazareth. She studied International Relations and English Language at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, and Conflict Resolution and Nonviolent Action at Trinity College University in Dublin.

A Palestinian Christian Perspective on Pentecost & Hillsong’s Heart

Shadia Qubti
May 29, 2017
General, Global
1
Your response means that we are not invisible Christians. That the fire that fell at Pentecost has not gone out in the Holy Land and others can see our light.

Dear Hillsong…Palestinians Do Exist

Shadia Qubti
May 19, 2017
Global, Politics, Theology
23
How naive of me to think this concert wouldn’t be one-sided, that I would be welcomed to worship God in a place of mutual recognition.

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