Overview
The Christmas Lutheran Church, located near Manger Square in Bethlehem, is the spiritual home of the city’s Protestant community. Built in the 19th century by German missionaries, the church combines European architectural influence with local stonework, creating a simple yet elegant place of worship. Today, it serves as a center of faith, culture, and community outreach, welcoming both locals and international visitors.
The church is also known for its role in promoting dialogue and cooperation among Christian denominations in Bethlehem. Beyond its services, it has become a hub for concerts, lectures, and cultural events, reflecting the community’s commitment to both spiritual and social life.