Be Part of Something Great happening in Israel!

…how can they hear without someone preaching to them?

Romans 10:14

With only a few days away from one of our biggest evangelism events yet, taking place on Shavuot (Pentecost) in Galilee, we’re excited to see how the Lord is going to move among the hundreds of Israelis that will be coming to hear the gospel for the first time in their lives.

An event of this magnitude is a rarity in Israel — where for the most part preaching the gospel still encounters quite a lot of resistance and opposition — which is why being able to organize such a large-scale evangelism event is a victory in itself.

Once a pastor I was sharing with about our work got so excited about what God is doing in Israel, that he exclaimed: “Who wouldn’t want to be a part of revival in Israel?!”, which made me realize how important it is to actually reach and engage more believers like you in the evangelism work we do here in Israel.

Imagine having the opportunity to share the message of salvation with a thousand people who have never heard the gospel before. That is why we have been working tirelessly to organize this event because we have witnessed firsthand how God saves, heals, and touches lives at the event, as well as during the months that follow.

Wouldn’t you like to have the opportunity to be a part of a REVIVAL in Israel? This upcoming weekend is our evangelism event and this is the last chance to give towards preaching the gospel this Shavuot (Pentecost) weekend in the Galilee. Don’t miss this chance!

Support evangelism in Israel today.

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