Christmas Gift Box from the Holyland

Christmas Gift Box fundraising project

A Taste of Local Cultures

To watch the video: https://youtu.be/lRkTl1-XyYg

To purshase the gift box: https://www.walkingtheholyland.com/christmas-gift-box

 

Dear Friends, 

Greetings from Jerusalem! We hope this letter finds you well and that you will have a relaxing, blessed holiday season. Because you’re an important part of our Twins Tours family, we thought you’d want to know about our big plans for this Christmas season.

We have this Christmas box fundraising project, that the profit will go to Twins Tours staff salaries.  This will help us to continue working to end of this year, when the tourists come back, God willing. 

The Christmas gift box contains many local items made in the Holy Land, such as olive wood carved Christmas ornaments, hand-painted ceramics, herbs and spices, olive oil soap, local sweets, halva, dates, Turkish coffee and many more things.

I also wanted to let you know that we’ll be hosting a Zoom event, talking about the Christmas gift. We’d love to extend an invitation to you to participate in this opportunity! 

 

https://www.walkingtheholyland.com/christmas-gift-box

 

This is also the link to order for yourself and friends too

Blessings, 

Andre

 

What is inside this Gift Box? 20 items such as

 Za’atar:  A Middle Eastern favorite, the Za'atar herb mix (includes sesame seeds) is believed to make the mind alert and the body strong. Its zesty/herby/nutty flavor makes it delicious mixed with olive oil and smeared on bread.  

AHAVA Deadsea Water Mineral Hand Cream: This hand cream contains a perfectly balanced concentrate of Dead Sea minerals, smoothes and moisturizes your skin.  Dead Sea minerals have healing properties, and it is recommended to apply this cream on patches of extra dry skin.

Olive Oil Soap: Pure local olive oil contributes moisturizing properties to soap. It also gives the bars a gentle lather, making it a great choice for dry or sensitive skin.

 Halva:  A dense sweet confection originating in the Middle East, made from flour, clarified butter and sugar, made from tahini and sugar.  Tahini is sesame seed paste, giving a nutty flavor to foods.

Olive wood Christmas Ornament: The olive tree is an ancient symbol of Hope. In Genesis 8:11, a dove brings an olive branch to Noah after the flood, this ornament made in Bethlehem the birth places of Jesus.

For the Free Zoom lessons: RSVP @

https://www.walkingtheholyland.com/