Launching a new Family Aleph Course

We’re about to launch our first family Aleph course for 2017. Ever since we started doing these courses, whether Parents courses or Marriage courses, we’ve seen an overwhelming response from couples who attended these courses, many of them came from 8 different cities to take part of this course.

It has made a big impact on both believers and non believes who have attended and we believe this time won’t be any different. God always has amazing things in store through this course.


The goal of our Family Aleph Course is to strengthen families, to give people the right tools so they can build their home on strong godly principles. We have topics like: How to communicate better in a relationship? How to resolve conflict? etc.

We’ve heard some wonderful testimonies about how much this course has helped couples, wether in parenting, or in their marriages.

There was one couple that has been married for 35 years and their only complaint after the course that they didn’t find us sooner.


There are several non-believers who attend our courses and strong biblical principles they start applying in their families work without fail. One woman, Noa, shared how she came to the course without knowing what to expect and came out with so many tools and a better understanding of what God’s plan for families was all about. She applied these principles in her family and said she saw immediate impact, that the atmosphere at home changed completely.

Please pray for this course and the families that will be attending it. We trust God has a special plan for every single one of them.

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Evangelism Tour

The majority of the people who receive humanitarian help from us are immigrants who have been in the country for less than a year. They haven’t seen anything or toured anywhere. It was especially touching for them to go on a special biblical tour we had organized up north, to see so many places they […]

Purim Celebration

We organized a two day Purim celebrations for 500 families and kids, and it was such a beautiful time for these families, as it was for us to be able to organize it. There were food parcels organized for the families, and also special gifts for kids. Our youth was in charge of the festive […]

Youth Conference

It’s so exciting when we are able to do so many wonderful events and projects, especially during the season of biblical feasts. Our youth conference drew over 150 young people from all over south of Israel. It was such a powerful time of worship, prayer, fellowship and teachings. We spoke about the importance of drawing […]

Report from Jewish-Arab Reconciliation Conference in Turkey

Returning from an amazing trip to Turkey where I had the opportunity to attend an annual Middle Eastern Reconciliation Conference between Jewish and Arab believers. It was such a unique experience and an opportunity to see so many of our dear brothers from all over the middle east, that we wouldn’t have been able to […]

Building bridges between Israel and the nations – Australia Night Community Outreach

We recently held another amazing social community outreach with a wonderful mission team from Australia. Our dear friends from Australia expressed interest in organizing a special fellowship night at Beit Hallel, so we had a wonderful “Australia Night”. We used social media to invite people to this event and no less than 72 people (non-believers) […]

Launching new ministry for the hearing impaired

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