Making Bible accessible to families in Israel

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Making Bible accessible to families in Israel

Your word is a lamp for my feet,
a light on my path.

Psalm 119:105

In today’s digital age when everything seems to be within reach and at our fingertips, it’s difficult to imagine that someone might not have a bible, nor access to one. Especially in Israel — the Land of the Bible.

However, that is the reality for a lot of people we work with. Beit Hallel is at the forefront when it comes to supplying basic needs and providing humanitarian relief, but we also recognize an important spiritual need, which is providing people with Bibles.

It is especially important when people come from terrible circumstances, difficulties, and life’s challenges, they come face to face with God’s mercy shown through acts of kindness and generosity that friends like you are supporting, and they learn about the Yeshua’s love that is behind the motivation to help, and that when a spiritual need arises in knowing more, better, deeper. What is this LOVE that’s driving people like you to help people like them? The answer is in the Word of God.

This is why we started a Bible Distribution Project to ensure we provide each family that has requested a printed Bible. Our team is organizing the first round of bible distribution, which is going to lay the foundation for a lifelong journey with God for these families.

If you wish to be a part of a project to distribute free printed bibles to families in Israel, consider supporting it today.
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