Gospel Outreach Event & ALPHA Evangelistic Course

We’ve had such an amazing action-packed month, with a special evangelistic outreach event in Jerusalem, where we had brought over 550 non-believers to a Gospel celebration event and a special tour of Jerusalem’s biblical places

People were touched by the message of the gospel, to hear Yeshua is their Jewish Messiah, hearing anointed evangelist Sid Roth’s personal testimony. Many responded to an altar call and stood up to receive the Lord. They were prayed for and many received healing. It was a powerful night, but only now our real work begins with these people

We are launching our second ALPHA course this year, after the first one was finished by 50 people. Many of whom started regularly attending our weekly services at the congregation. It’s a very powerful, unique and effective tool in working with new believers and those “on the way

The ALPHA course is a commitment we make for 7 weeks and it requires a lot of resources in order to make it truly fruitful and successful. Much creativity is needed and it’s quite an investment, but one we have seen bear tremendous fruit

This is why we want to ask and encourage you to partner with us in advancing God’s work in Israel. Please consider giving and supporting this project, so we can maximize its potential in disciplining new believers and “seekers” into a living relationship with God and a dedicated life to Yeshua

Last ALPHA course started on a high note, and the very last meeting of the course, the one that ends with a call to salvation and to receive the Lord, it had been sabotaged by the enemy, as precisely when people gathered here, Ashdod started being bombarded heavily by missiles from Gaza, with 12 rockets exploding in our city. That’s when the war officially broke out this summer, and people left the meeting and ran to be with their families and children before the meeting was over

Please pray for God’s protection, for security and safety, so there is no hindrance for God’s work through this course and for full provision for the needs of the course.

Our latest posts

When God Knows the Whole Story:
The Unexpected Encounter That Gave Marina Hope

Marina* came to our Sukkot celebration carrying a fear she could do nothing about. Her son was in prison in Ukraine, badly wounded, and she did not know what would happen to him. She had no idea that among the people she would meet that day was someone whose own story would touch hers in […]

The Work He Left In Our Hands —
Galilee Evangelism Campaign

Here in Israel, many people can know the names of biblical places and the stories connected with them — and still know very little about who Yeshua really is. For many of the new Jewish immigrants we meet, Israel itself is also new. They are building a life in a new country, discovering the land, […]

“Please Don’t Wait Too Long” —
Holocaust Survivors Project Report

Some of the Holocaust survivors who walked into our gathering in Ashdod already knew us. Others did not. We could see the hesitation on a few faces, and we understood it. They had been invited into a room with people they barely knew — and we were wondering how they would respond when we spoke […]

Inside the Sukkah:
Remembering the God Who Provides

One of the things I love about Sukkot is how many simple reminders of God’s faithfulness surround us during this Feast. We build the sukkah, we sit beneath its branches, we share meals together as families, and we remember something our people have needed to remember for thousands of years: everything we have ultimately comes […]

Hebrew Word of the Week: Adonai Uzzi (יְהוָה עֻזִּי) — The LORD Is My Strength

Hebrew Word of the Week:
Adonai Uzzi (יְהוָה עֻזִּי) —
The LORD Is My Strength

We all become tired sometimes, and I don’t mean only physically. There is another kind of tiredness that comes when you have been carrying something for a long time. You have prayed, you have tried to make the right decisions, you have kept going, but the situation has still not changed. After some time, you […]

“Don’t Forget Us. Come Again” —
Holocaust Survivors Praise Report

The Moroccan food was a hit. We had brought it from Ashdod for a gathering with Holocaust survivors in Jerusalem, and before long people around the tables were asking about our city. What is Ashdod like? Could they come visit sometime? We loved that. Somewhere between passing plates, talking across the table and getting to […]