Bless Israel during the Biblical Feasts in the Land

As believers in Jesus, we are called to be His vessels, hands and feet in carrying His message, love and kindness to the hurting around us. 

The body of Christ has a unique calling: to reflect God’s character, while bearing  witness to His love for those in need. 

The season of High Holy Days is a special one here in Israel, mainly because it is the time when we are reminded of what truly matters, when we get to count our blessings, thank the Lord for them, and then as a love offering to Yeshua SHARE them with those in need. 

Our calling as believers is to show love and care through practical help where and when it is most needed.

On this eve of Rosh Hashanah and High Holy Days in Israel, many families find themselves without the most basic food items for the holidays. 

God’s festivals are all about bringing families and communities together to celebrate the Lord’s goodness and mercy, and we want to ensure no family goes hungry during this Rosh Hashanah season. 

Your generosity can make this happen. 

Consider becoming God’s extended hand of mercy through kindness this Rosh Hashanah season. 

You will be enriched in every way to be generous on every occasion, and your giving through us will produce thanksgiving to God.

2 Corinthians 9:11

For $30 you can provide a family with a nutritious food basket, containing essential non-perishable food items. To be able to feed one family is such an amazing blessing, but then imagine stretching your generosity to help feed 10 families for a donation of $300, or 100 families for a gift of $3000.

Your gifts go a long way because God can make any seed grow. He isn’t looking at the size of the gift, but at the size of our hearts while giving. 

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