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Common questions about guardianship, donations, certificates and verification.
It is a symbolic, commemorative connection with the heritage site at Migdal, on the shore of the Sea of Galilee. A charitable donation supports the stated stewardship mission; you receive a certificate and a verifiable registry entry. It is not real-estate ownership.
Magdala stands in the Galilean landscape where Jesus called disciples, taught, travelled by boat, calmed a storm and walked on water. Its first-century remains help illuminate the world of the Gospels.
The Gospels say that Jesus walked on the Sea of Galilee but do not identify the exact point on the lake. Magdala stands beside those same waters, within the region of His Galilean ministry.
No. The centre of the project is Jesus Christ and the preservation of Gospel heritage. Mary Magdalene is included because the Gospels link her name with Magdala and present her as a faithful disciple and witness to the resurrection.
No. It conveys no title, property right, investment interest or right to occupy, visit, use or develop land. The certificate is commemorative, not a deed.
No. Christian salvation is God’s gift through faith in Jesus Christ; it cannot be bought. Guardianship is a voluntary charitable act of remembrance and stewardship.
It supports the purposes published by the organisation, including heritage stewardship, charitable work and certificate fulfilment. [REVIEW: add a specific allocation, annual report or audited figures when available.]
After confirmation, the certificate is printed and sent to your postal address. Its QR code and unique identifier can be checked on the public verification page. Delivery estimates appear on the How It Works page.
Yes. Enter the recipient’s name during the donation process. The certificate and registry entry will be issued in that name, subject to the published correction and transfer terms.
Guardians of Magdala is operated by Migdal Heritage Kenya Ltd, subject to confirmation of all registration and religious-society details shown on the Accountability page. [REVIEW: publish registration numbers and official records before launch.]
Charitable donations are generally non-refundable, while duplicate charges are refunded. Certificate corrections and reissues follow the published Refund Policy. Ensure fees and deadlines are consistent across every page.