Talk:Nes Ammim
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[edit] Religious community
Could Nes Ammim be described as a "religious community", i.e. are all its inhabitants religious Christians? If so, it can be added to Category:Religious Israeli communities. Number 57 19:42, 27 September 2007 (UTC) The population of the village comprises two parts: first, the "members" who are European and manage the economic activities. They are all Christians and have a community life including the church service and Erev Shabbat. Second, the local Israeli people who rent houses. These are not part of the "community." So it's a village based around a practising Christian community, but not exclusively Christian. Jim Winfield 18:41, 28 September 2007 (UTC)
