Passover Humanitarian Outreach
Dignifying the Vulnerable

Passover is one of the most important biblical feasts; one God commanded us to celebrate for all generations and one that Yeshua celebrated during his life on earth. 

Passover’s significance is deep because it reminds us of God’s covenant and promise of deliverance from darkness. 

Regardless of the times we’re living in, God commanded us to celebrate Passover because it is always a time of hope, miracles and salvation even when going through the most terrible hardships. 

The delivering promise of Passover is Yeshua, our Messiah. 

For Christ, our Passover lamb, has been sacrificed.

1 Corinthians 5:7

Passover begins tonight, yet many families are still awaiting their miracle. Our mission is to be a blessing to those in need and be an answer to their prayer. 

During these tough times, when circumstantially we are forced to take a step back, God calls us to walk in the fullness of His character as givers.

Making sure we can provide as many families as possible during this Passover week with meals and food packages to celebrate this holiday as God commanded, remembering His goodness and provision.  

If there was ever a way to reach people with God’s love, it is to show them He cares enough to answer their prayers and provide their basic needs through His faithful servants and stewards on earth. 

This Passover would you help us feed Israeli families in need, displaced, torn and affected by war and terror? Help us show them what God’s love in action looks like. 

As little as $30 can help us feed an entire family for a month in a time when they need us most. 

This is our time to truly show our faith in action. 

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Our Passover Once and For All

Get rid of the old yeast, so that you may be a new unleavened batch—as you really are. For Christ, our Passover lamb, has been sacrificed. 1 Corinthians 5:7 Yeshua is our Pesach!  Wine and (unleavened) bread were always a part of Passover Seder, however Yeshua took it even deeper. He shone light on that […]

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Message of Hope for Passover

In troubled times God’s message of hope and deliverance carries a greater impact. Our recent evangelism event attests to that.  Bringing together over 600 people from all walks of life to one place, where we got to take them on a unique tour of biblical places, and then shared with them the powerful message of […]

Svetlana and Dima’s Powerful Testimony

Svetlana and Dima’s journey from Ukraine to Israel is nothing short of miraculous. It all began with a divine message that woke Svetlana up at 4:00 in the morning about two years ago when she heard the voice of God urging her to move to Israel. Despite initial hesitations, Svetlana’s unwavering faith in Jesus led […]

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