John Na’em Snobar
Palestinian Christian Public Intellectual
John Na’em Snobar is an emerging voice in Palestinian Christian thought, engaging global audiences on matters of faith, leadership, and geopolitics.
Through speaking, teaching, and dialogue, he brings together theology, history, and lived experience to challenge, inform, and inspire.
Exploring the intersection of faith, geopolitics, and Palestinian Christian leadership.
At the Intersection of Faith, Identity, & Leadership
John’s work sits at the convergence of Palestinian identity, Christian theology, and global political realities.
His mission is to cultivate a renewed vision of Palestinian Christian leadership—one that is spiritually grounded, intellectually rigorous, and globally engaged.
SPEAKING
Engaging audiences on faith, geopolitics, and Palestinian Christian identity through thoughtful and compelling talks.
PREACHING
Bringing theological depth and spiritual insight to churches and communities seeking meaningful teaching.
CONVERSATIONS
Hosting intimate, honest discussions that explore faith, leadership, and the realities shaping our world.
ADVOCACY
Contributing to global conversations by amplifying Palestinian Christian voices and addressing the need for leadership.
Public Conversations
Reflections on faith, geopolitics, Palestinian identity, and leadership.
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Speaking & Conversations
John speaks across a range of topics, bringing depth, clarity, and conviction to every setting.
Faith & Theology
Christian thought and spiritual formation
Experiencing Christ beyond tradition
Theology in the modern world
Palestine & Leadership
Palestinian Christian identity
Leadership in contested spaces
Advocacy and representation
Geopolitics & History
Middle Eastern geopolitics
Historical narratives and their impact
Faith in the context of global conflict
—it is the lens through which we understand it, challenge it, and transform it.
Faith is not separate from the world we live in
Invite John to Speak
John is available for speaking engagements, preaching, and small group conversations. Whether in churches, conferences, or more intimate settings, he brings a thoughtful and engaging presence that invites both reflection and transformation.
A Voice for Faith, Leadership, and Renewal
At the heart of John’s work is a desire to move people spiritually—to awaken a deeper awareness of Christ and to inspire meaningful engagement with the world.
Through his work, he seeks to address the absence of strong Palestinian Christian leadership and to contribute to a more thoughtful, faithful, and connected global community.
John Na’em Snobar is a Palestinian Christian thinker, speaker, and advocate whose work engages the intersections of theology, geopolitics, and identity.
He currently serves as the Director of Advocacy at Palestinian Christians in Australia (PCiA), where he works to amplify underrepresented voices and contribute to conversations surrounding justice, faith, and leadership.
Alongside his advocacy work, John is the owner of a Pilgrimage business, creating opportunities for individuals and communities to encounter the spiritual and historical depth of the Holy Land.
John’s theological journey includes study at Union Theological Seminary, and he is currently pursuing further studies at Bethlehem Bible College.
His work is driven by a desire to see a renewed expression of Palestinian Christian leadership—one that is grounded in faith, informed by history, and engaged with the realities of today’s world.
About John Na’em Snobar
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John engages with churches, organizations, conferences, and small groups seeking thoughtful dialogue at the intersection of faith, leadership, and global issues.
For the past several weeks, I have been in prayerful contemplation following my revision of the sermon I delivered at Union Theological Seminary.