Dar Al Majus

The Three Kings were welcomed into God’s own home as pilgrims and this House will be a place where all visitors will be welcomed to find their connection to Bethlehem’s arts, culture and history. As the Three Kings were the first pilgrims who traveled to Bethlehem, they came from different cultures and allowed themselves to be transformed. The House of the Three Kings will similarly transform the cultural climate and people of Bethlehem, as well as the minds and hearts of visiting pilgrims.

At the House, residents of the city of Bethlehem will find a place to learn new vocational skills, find social support, and reconnect with their cultures. Moreover, both the local community and visitors will find history, art, and inspiration as they bond through friendship and a social connection.

To assist, sustain and enhance the economic and cultural lives of the Palestinian people in the Holy Land by creating a sustainable center for professional and vocational training, spiritual support and cultural awareness. To directly impact vulnerable community members by providing training and guidance, employment, and entrepreneurship support and referral services.

The beliefs and teachings of the Roman Catholic Church provide the framework within which the services of the Holy Child Program.