Bringing the Light of Yeshua to Jerusalem:
A Christmas and Hanukkah Evangelism Outreach

This Christmas season, Beit Hallel Congregation has the incredible privilege of sharing the Gospel message with 500 Israelis who have never before encountered the love of Yeshua. In the heart of Jerusalem, the city where Yeshua walked, taught, and fulfilled His mission, we will host a day of celebration and evangelism, bringing the light of salvation to those in need of hope and truth.  

On this special day, our guests—new Jewish immigrants to Israel—will be treated to a beautiful event designed to showcase the connection between Yeshua and the land of Israel. The day will begin with a screening of a Christmas movie at a venue we will rent in Jerusalem. This film highlights the prophetic significance of Yeshua’s birth, His mission, and how it is deeply rooted in the Scriptures and the land of Israel. Following the screening, Pastor Israel Pochtar will present a heartfelt Gospel message, sharing the hope and salvation found in Yeshua.  

Afterward, our guests will enjoy a hearty meal and refreshments, and embark on a guided bus tour through Jerusalem, soaking in the city’s rich history and breathtaking sights. From the ancient walls of the Old City to the glowing festive lights adorning the streets, this experience will be a day to remember—a powerful combination of the Gospel’s truth and the beauty of God’s chosen city.  

A Divine Opportunity for Salvation  

Each of these 500 individuals will be personally invited to this outreach, and we are standing in faith that the Holy Spirit will move powerfully in their hearts. For many, this will be their first time hearing about Yeshua and the salvation He offers. Our prayer is that this day will lead them to embrace Him as their Lord and Savior, experiencing the joy of being born again into God’s Kingdom.  

Your Role in This Mission  

This extraordinary outreach would not be possible without the prayerful and financial support of faithful believers like you. To make this event a success, we need to cover the costs of transportation, professional tour guides, meals, refreshments, and the venue rental.  

As we gather in the very city where Yeshua gave us the Great Commission (Matthew 28:19-20), we are reminded of the privilege and responsibility we have to bring the Good News to His people. By standing with us, you are playing a vital role in fulfilling the call to bring salvation to Israel.  

Together, we can make this Christmas and Hanukkah season a time of transformation and new beginnings for 500 souls in Jerusalem. Please prayerfully consider supporting this project, and join us in praying for a mighty move of the Holy Spirit as we proclaim the name of Yeshua in the city of the King.  

Thank you for partnering with us in this life-changing mission.
May God bless you abundantly for your faithfulness!

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