Israeli Youth Discipleship Camp in the Desert
A Time to Grow, Worship, and Connect

Beit Hallel’s youth are getting ready for an unforgettable adventure this Passover season — a Youth Discipleship Camp in the heart of the desert!

Taking place in the breathtaking Red Canyon near Eilat, this special camp will be held out in nature, under the open skies, where our young people will sleep in tents, cook meals over an open fire, and experience the beauty of God’s creation up close.

But this camp is about far more than just outdoor fun.

It’s a time of deep fellowship, discipleship, and worship. Youth leaders have been prayerfully preparing a program that will combine joyful activities with meaningful spiritual encounters. Together, the youth will worship God with music and song, engage in heartfelt prayer, and explore topics led by the Holy Spirit.

One of the highlights will be a challenging yet inspiring 5–6 hour hike through the canyon, during which the group will stop to worship, pray, and intercede for our community, our youth, our nation, and especially during this season — to give thanks to God for His redemption and deliverance, as we reflect on the meaning of Pesach (Passover).

This is more than just a camp — it’s a discipleship journey where our youth will strengthen their faith, build godly friendships, and encounter the presence of the Lord in a powerful way.

Please keep our young people in your prayers as they head into this unique and life-shaping experience. We believe God will meet them in the desert — just as He has done for generations before.

Therefore I am now going to allure her; I will lead her into the wilderness and speak tenderly to her.

Hosea 2:14

Support the Youth Camp — Sow Into the Next Generation

As we prepare to send our youth on this powerful journey, we also invite you to be part of it. The total cost of the camp is $3,000 for all the young people participating, which covers transportation, meals, study materials, tents, and other essential expenses.

If God lays it on your heart, we encourage you to sow a seed into this next generation.

Any gift — large or small — will make a real difference and help ensure that every young person can take part, regardless of financial situation.

You’re not just funding a trip — you’re investing in transformed lives, in moments of encounter with God, and in the future of Israel’s believing youth.

Thanks and God bless!

Other Posts today

Passover Through Yeshua’s Eyes
A Fresh Look at Pesach from Jerusalem

Pesach (Passover) is just around the corner, and you can feel the excitement in the air here in Israel. The homes are being cleaned, the kitchens are getting ready, and families are gearing up to gather together for this special time. It’s one of the most significant celebrations of the year, and we’re about to […]

We’re So Close!
A House of Praise, A Legacy of Faith

We are standing on holy ground — not just physically, but spiritually. What began as a vision and a prayer is now becoming a reality, and we are almost there. With just 12% left to raise, we are within reach of completing something far greater than a construction project. We are building a legacy. A […]

Uplifted in Joy:
A Beautiful Women’s Gathering at Beit Hallel

She is clothed with strength and dignity; she can laugh at the days to come. Proverbs 31:25 (NIV) This past week, our congregation had the joy of hosting a special women’s gathering at Beit Hallel—one that left hearts full and spirits lifted. The event brought together nearly 80 women from different walks of life, all […]

Jerusalem Testimonies:
His Word Accomplishes Its Purpose

So is My word that goes out from My mouth:It will not return to Me empty,but will accomplish what I desireand achieve the purpose for which I sent it. Isaiah 55:11 (NIV) Each week, Beit Hallel’s outreach team travels to Jerusalem, where we meet with locals—new immigrants, the elderly, seekers, and the curious—to share the […]

Our latest posts

Strengthening the Hands That Serve – Standing Together in Eilat, title graphic over a table with Bibles overlooking Eilat and the Red Sea

Strengthening the Hands That Serve:
Encouraging Our Pastoral Family in Eilat

Pastors spend much of their lives encouraging others. They pray with families, guide people through difficult seasons, teach the Scriptures, and help believers grow in their faith. Yet those who faithfully shepherd others also need moments to step away from their daily responsibilities, share their hearts, and receive encouragement themselves. Recently, Pastor Israel traveled to […]

Until All Israel Hears – The Good News Project, November 3–6, 2026, title graphic over a sunlit Jerusalem stone street

Until All Israel Hears —
The Good News Project

Nearly two thousand years ago, the Good News of Yeshua began spreading from Jerusalem to the nations. This November, believers from those nations will come to Israel to stand alongside our Beit Hallel team, sharing that same message in the streets of the very land where it all began. There is something deeply meaningful about […]

Four Generations. One Place to Call Home —
One Family’s Journey of Aliyah, Resilience, and Belonging

“We have nowhere left to return to. We’ve already returned. Home.” These are Olga’s words, and they tell us something about the family we’ve come to know through our work at Beit Hallel. Since arriving in Israel, Olga and her family have experienced the joy of welcoming a new baby, the challenges of starting over, […]

Where He Walked, They Prayed:
200 Israelis Encounter the Gospel at Magdala

There are places in Israel where the stories of the Bible suddenly feel very close. Magdala, on the shores of the Sea of Galilee, is one of them. Recently, we brought 200 Israelis to this ancient town, where Yeshua (Jesus) ministered in the surrounding region nearly 2,000 years ago. We wanted them to discover more […]

The Stones Are Ancient:
The Gospel Still Changes Lives

Some places carry a history that time cannot erase. Along the shores of the Sea of Galilee, ancient stones still bear witness to the world Yeshua walked through—the villages where He taught, the people He encountered, and the lives that were forever changed by meeting Him.  As we prepare to welcome 200 Israelis to the […]

Hebrew Word of the Week: B’yadcha (בְּיָדְךָ) — Into Your Hand

Hebrew Word of the Week:
B’yadcha (בְּיָדְךָ) —
Into Your Hand

Some things are simply beyond our control. We can pray, make wise decisions, do everything we know to do, and still reach a point where the outcome is no longer in our hands. This can be one of the hardest places for us, because we naturally want to know what is going to happen and […]