“Come Over and Help Us”
A Prophetic Journey to the Balkan Mountains

We are thrilled to share a unique and deeply significant opportunity opening up in just a few weeks—one that brings to life the ancient call of Acts in a fresh, modern context:

A vision appeared to Paul in the night: a man of Macedonia was standing and appealing to him, saying, ‘Come over to Macedonia and help us.’

Acts 16:9

From June 8–13, a special pastors’ seminar will take place in the heart of the majestic Balkan Mountains—a region rich with biblical history and spiritual hunger. This event is more than a conference; it’s a prophetic gathering of believers from across the Balkans and Israel, coming together in unity and purpose.

Pastor Israel Pochtar has been invited as a keynote speaker, and he will be joined by a team of 10 Israeli pastors from the cities of Ashdod, Ashkelon, Beer Sheva, Kiryat Gat, and Ramle. These leaders are carrying the message of hope and revival that is stirring in the land of Israel, and they will be sharing, ministering, and forging meaningful relationships with fellow pastors from the surrounding Balkan nations.

This gathering will include many pastors and leaders from across the Balkans—a region that has faced decades of war, hardship, and spiritual darkness, but where a deep and growing love for Israel is now taking root. Together, participants will pray, worship, exchange testimonies, and seek God’s heart for this critical time.

Why This Matters

This isn’t just about a few days of seminar. It’s about building bridges between Israeli believers and our spiritual family in the nations. It’s about answering the cry from Macedonia, a Balkan nation, that still echoes today: “Come over and help us.”

And it’s also about pouring back into our own Israeli pastors—many of whom are laboring on the frontlines during a time of war, pressure, and intense ministry demand. This trip will be a powerful time of refreshing, vision, and connection, not only for them but for the entire region.

Will You Help Send Them?

We’re inviting you to stand with us in a practical and impactful way. You can help sponsor one or more of the Israeli pastors by contributing any amount toward:

  • Airfare
  • Accommodations
  • Meals

Your support will make it possible for these faithful shepherds to attend, minister, and be ministered to in a way that will bear long-lasting fruit for the Kingdom of God. This is a strategic investment in unity, revival, and prophetic alignment between Israel and the nations.

Thank you for being part of what God is doing between Israel and the nations!

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