Becoming an Esther Generation:
Blessing Israel’s Children in This Critical Hour

The Jews established and imposed it upon themselves and their descendants and all who would join them, that without fail they should celebrate these two days every year, according to the written instructions and according to the prescribed time.

Esther 9:27

The story of Purim is more than an ancient tale of deliverance—it is a prophetic call to action for every believer today. When darkness rises against God’s people, He raises up those who will stand in the gap—just as Queen Esther did in her time. She could have remained silent. She could have turned away. But instead, she used her voice, her influence, and her position to intercede for the Jewish people, changing the course of history through courage and faith.

As we celebrate Purim, we recognize that we, too, are called to be an Esther Generation—those who will not be silent in the face of adversity but will rise to bring hope and relief to God’s people.

For over a year, Israel has endured unspeakable tragedy. The October 7th attack left a deep scar on the nation, and its impact on children has been especially heartbreaking. Many have lost parents. Others have been displaced from their homes. All have lived under the shadow of war, experiencing fear and suffering beyond what most of us can comprehend. Their innocence has been stolen, yet their resilience remains.

Now, more than ever, we have an opportunity to be the hands and feet of God—to stand with Israel in a tangible way. This Purim, we are blessing these children with special gift packages—a simple yet profound reminder that they are not forgotten, that they are seen, loved, and cherished by believers around the world.

For just $30, you can bring a smile to the face of a child who has known too much sorrow.

Your gift will do more than provide material comfort—it will carry the powerful message of Purim: that God is faithful, that He raises up deliverers in every generation, and that His people are never alone. By standing with Israel, you declare that the Jewish people are not forsaken, that they are surrounded by friends who love and support them.

Every act of generosity is a statement of faith. When you give, you are not just sending a package—you are sending hope, comfort, and the love of God. You are proclaiming that we will not be silent, that we will intercede, and that we will take action in this urgent hour.

Will you answer the call?
Will you be an Esther for such a time as this?
Give today and be part of God’s plan to bless Israel in their time of need.

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