A biblical path for Christians to honor the Jewish people.
Rooted in Romans 11. Built for churches, leaders, and everyday Christians.
The Olive Tree Campaign gives Christians a simple, biblical way to understand their relationship with the Jewish people and to strengthen their own identity in Christ.
What Is the Olive Tree Campaign?
The Olive Tree Campaign gives Christians a clear biblical language for honoring the Jewish people, resisting inherited distortions, and deepening Christian faith.
Grounded in Paul’s Olive Tree metaphor in Romans 11, the campaign offers a framework for churches, leaders, and individuals to build healthier Jewish–Christian relationships.
The Heart of the Campaign
The Olive Tree Affirmations
At the center of the Olive Tree Campaign are ten biblical commitments that give Christians a language for expressing what many already feel: a conviction to challenge anti-Semitism, resist replacement theology, and rebuild the relationship with their ancient spiritual siblings, the Jewish people.
THE 1-2-3 PLAN
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Step 1 :
Review the Affirmations
Read and download the ten biblical commitments at the heart of the campaign. -
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Step 2:
Sign the Olive Tree Pledge
Publicly share your support for the Affirmations by signing the one-page pledge. -
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Step 3:
Share and Support the Campaign
Spread the word by sharing this page with others, and consider investing in the work needed to expand the campaign.
Frequently Asked Questions
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For centuries, Christian teaching has often created confusion or harm in how believers speak about the Jewish people. The Olive Tree Campaign offers a clear, biblical way to move forward with humility, clarity, and respect.
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Begin by reading the Affirmations, signing the Olive Tree Commitment, and sharing this page with others who want to strengthen Jewish–Christian understanding and relationships. And you are welcome to contact us to learn more ways we can partner.
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In 2026, we will release the Olive Tree Course, Booklet, Sermon Toolkits, and the Olive Tree Network for individuals and communities who want to grow deeper in this work.