Gospel Outreach Event on Shavuot (Day of Pentecost)

We had an awesome time celebrating the Shavuot Feast during the past weekend in Jerusalem! Taking 350 non-believers up to Jerusalem to celebrate together the Festival of Harvest was such an incredible experience.

The event included a team of musicians that created a wonderfully anointed and festive environment with praise music. I came out to preach and felt people really opening up to the word being delivered to them. The message of the gospel was visibly touching people, and we had some amazing responses, and people clapping during the preaching.

When we called people to pray, we saw how more than 250 people stood up to pray with us and accept Yeshua as their Lord!

We had 20 prayer teams ministering to people, and when we called people to receive personal prayer for healing and their needs, people literally flooded the stage. Imagine! 300 people rushing to the stage to get prayed over, for many of them it was the first time in their lives anyone ever prayed for them. We saw eyes filled with tears as the Lord was doing a deep work in their hearts while our team of prayer warriors were laying hands on them.

Many people were healed and testified that their sickness/pain left their bodies.

One lady was healed from a hearing impairment: she started loosing her hearing a few years ago, and testified that after being prayed for started hearing perfectly again!

Another woman testified of being healed from pain in her back that she suffered from for 10 years!

There were also healing from high blood pressure, pain in joints and bones. People testified that they could suddenly do things that was physically challenging or impossible for them.

It was a day truly filled with God’s glory! Holy Spirit came down and touched so many, and the fact that it happened on the Shavuot – Day of Pentecost – made it so much more special.

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