[1] The first and only Bible Presbyterian Church in Israel, it is often attended by Pilgrims who visit the Holy Land.
The sale of its original compound, Beit El Baraka, has been the subject of an international fraud case.
He and his wife established a sanatorium with 90 beds in Aroub, about 13 kilometres (8 mi) south of Bethlehem.
[6] The Scandinavian Seamen Holy Land Enterprise, which claimed to be a church group based in Haifa and pretended to be a Swedish company, was established in 2007 in Stockholm.
alleged that an American millionaire, Irving Moskowitz, purchased the site through a Swedish company in 2012 with the intention of turning it into a settlement outpost.