Not Ashamed of the Gospel –
Sukkot Evangelism Outreach

For I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes: first to the Jew, then to the Gentile.

Romans 1:16

There’s an unmistakable sense of urgency in the air right now here in Israel. With everything going on, the war expanding and Israel fighting enemies on every front,  we are witnessing history in the making, as well as biblical prophecies coming to pass before our very eyes.

The time to bring the message of salvation to the people of Israel is now.

This year the high holy days are marked by war and uncertainty. In the midst of fear and turmoil, the people of Israel are longing for hope—and we believe that hope is found in Yeshua, the Messiah.

Our upcoming evangelism event is more than a gathering; it is a divine opportunity to bring the Good News of Yeshua to the very heart of Jerusalem. Our goal is simple yet urgent at a time like this: to share the gospel with those who need it most, to offer them the chance to experience true transformation from the inside out.

But we need your help.
This is your opportunity to give and be part of this incredible assignment. 

We are stepping into a critical moment in history. Right now, more than ever, it is vital to bring the message of Yeshua back to the people of Israel. In these days of war, fear, and uncertainty, we are called to be the hands and feet of Christ, carrying His message of love and salvation to those who are searching for answers. 

Will you stand with us? 

By giving today, you can help us reach those who will have a chance this Feast of Tabernacle to discover that true shelter is found in Yeshua, our eternal Tabernacle. 

You have the opportunity to sow into the lives of Israelis who will be forever changed by the gospel.

Whether you can give $50 to help one person attend or $500 to help ten, every gift is vital. Your support will make it possible for us to offer the hope of Yeshua to those who are seeking peace in a time of turmoil. Together, we can bring the message of salvation back to the people of Israel.

Thank you for your prayers, your support, and your heart for Israel. May God bless you richly as you stand with us in this critical time in history.

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