A New Beginning –
Beit Hallel Launches Bible Study in Jerusalem

As an extension of our ministry’s work and outreach in Jerusalem, Beit Hallel has launched a new Bible study in the heart of Jerusalem. This Bible study is part of our vision to bring the gospel back to Israel, reaching out to the Jewish people with the message of hope, grace, and redemption found in Yeshua the Messiah.

Last week marked the first gathering, and it was a truly wonderful time in the Lord.

People came with open hearts, eager to learn and experience God’s presence. From the start, the atmosphere was anointed and filled with warmth. We began with worship, and as the songs of praise echoed, we could sense the Holy Spirit moving among us. God’s presence was tangible, setting the stage for what would become a deeply impactful evening.

A Message Rooted in God’s Grace

Pastor Israel came forward and shared a powerful message about God’s grace. With humility and wisdom, he delved into the roots of the Bible, drawing from the history and origins of the people of Israel. It was a profound teaching, one that connected the ancient promises of God with the present-day reality of His unfolding plan for His people.

As Pastor Israel spoke, for many, it was the first time they had heard the Bible explained in such depth, with a focus on the Jewish roots of the faith. Some shared afterward that it was like seeing the Scriptures in a completely new light. They left with a deeper understanding of God’s heart for Israel, His covenant, and the message of salvation found in Jesus.

A Strong Foundation for Growth

It was so important for us to have such a strong launch for this Bible study, as it lays the foundation for what we hope will be a long-term, impactful outreach in Jerusalem. It was about building something that will help people grow in their knowledge of God. With each week, we aim to go deeper into the Word, providing biblical teaching that not only educates but transforms lives. 

We believe that God has called Beit Hallel to be a part of His work in restoring Israel and bringing the gospel back to the Jewish people.

As the Apostle Paul reminds us, “For I am not ashamed of the gospel, for it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes, to the Jew first and also to the Greek” (Romans 1:16).

Many came afterward to share how much the evening had impacted them. Some said they had never experienced anything like it before, while others spoke of how the message had caused them to see their faith, their heritage, and God’s plan for Israel in a completely new light. There was a sense of awe and hunger in the room — people eager to return next week to continue learning and growing.

Moving Forward Together

We are deeply encouraged by the strong start of this new Bible study in Jerusalem. God is moving, and we believe that this is just the beginning of what He will do through Beit Hallel in this city that holds such a profound purpose in the Lord’s heart.

As we move forward, we ask for your prayers and support.

Pray that God will continue to bring people with open hearts, that they will be touched by His Word and grow in their relationship with Him. Pray for Pastor Israel and the Beit Hallel team as we lead these studies, that we would have wisdom, discernment, and the anointing of the Holy Spirit in all that we do.

This is a critical time for Israel, and it is a privilege to be a part of what God is doing in this land. The Bible study is not just a meeting — it is a ministry that we believe will lead to transformation, revival, and restoration for many.

Thank you for standing with us as we bring the gospel back to the people of Israel.

Let us continue to pray, give, and serve together, knowing that God’s Word never returns void and that His purposes for Israel are unfolding in His perfect timing. 

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