Purim is the story of a decisive moment. A moment when silence would have been safer, but obedience was more necessary. When Esther stepped forward, she did not know how the story would unfold—only that there was a time when courage could not be postponed.
“And who knows whether you have come to the kingdom for such a time as this?”
Esther 4:14
That question still echoes—especially here in Jerusalem.
As we approach the end of February, we are preparing for a Purim Evangelism Event in Jerusalem, designed specifically to reach 150 people from Jerusalem with the message of the Gospel. This is not simply a gathering; it is a carefully planned day of encounter—one that brings together biblical history, present reality, and the living hope of Messiah in the very city where God’s redemptive purposes continue to unfold.
Jerusalem is not symbolic—it is central. The prophets declared that from Zion would go forth the Word of the Lord (Isaiah 2:3), and history has proven that what begins in Jerusalem echoes far beyond its walls. In seasons like the one we are living through—marked by tension, global confusion, and spiritual distortion—the need to speak truth in this city becomes even more urgent. When deception spreads loudly across the nations, the response of the people of God must not be retreat, but clarity.
This outreach is designed to remove barriers and create space for honest engagement. The day will include a dedicated venue, lunch, transportation, and a guided tour of significant biblical sites in Jerusalem, led by knowledgeable tour guides who connect Scripture to the physical landscape. Walking through the streets where prophecy was spoken and fulfilled creates a unique openness. The Gospel is not presented as foreign or detached from Jewish history—it is presented within the very soil of Jerusalem itself.
For many in this city, faith conversations are complex. There is history, tradition, skepticism, and often deep spiritual fatigue. Yet there is also hunger—sometimes quiet, sometimes unspoken. Purim reminds us that God works behind the scenes long before deliverance becomes visible. In the book of Esther, His name is not mentioned, yet His sovereignty shapes every turn. In the same way, we trust that hearts are being prepared even now. “How beautiful on the mountains are the feet of those who bring good news” (Isaiah 52:7). In Jerusalem, those mountains are literal—and the need for good news is real.
The cost to sponsor one participant is $100, covering every aspect of the day and making it possible for each individual to attend without financial burden. Your support ensures that 150 people in Jerusalem will have the opportunity to hear the Gospel presented thoughtfully, respectfully, and clearly. “How can they believe in the One of whom they have not heard?”(Romans 10:14). Partnership makes proclamation possible.
This is not about numbers alone. It is about moments. One conversation. One question asked. One seed planted. In a city where so much history has unfolded, we believe God is still writing new chapters. Purim teaches us that what appears fragile can become decisive, and what feels hidden can become transformative. Speaking hope in Jerusalem is not repetition—it is obedience.
We invite you to stand with us in this sacred responsibility. By sponsoring one person—or several—you are participating directly in the proclamation of the Gospel in the city where God placed His name. $100 opens the door for one heart in Jerusalem to encounter hope.
As Scripture calls us, “Pray for the peace of Jerusalem” (Psalms 122:6). And as we pray, we also act. Thank you for helping us speak light in Jerusalem—for such a time as this.
