Praise Report:
A Breath of Relief in a Time of Crisis

It’s no secret—God has been moving powerfully through your compassion, generosity, and prayers during this time of war. Once again, your open hearts and swift response have become the answer to countless cries rising up from homes, shelters, and bombarded cities across Israel. And because of your faithfulness, lives have been touched—not only through practical aid, but through the unmistakable love and presence of Yeshua.

Just a few weeks ago, we sent out an urgent appeal: help was desperately needed to bring relief to the overcrowded bomb shelters in Ashdod, Ashkelon, and other cities under daily rocket fire. Families were forced to seek safety underground for long hours, and the rising summer temperatures made the shelters nearly unbearable.

But your response was incredible.

Because of your generous support, we were able to purchase and distribute a significant number of high-quality electric fans and portable air conditioning units. These brought immediate relief to those huddled underground—children, the elderly, the sick, and mothers with infants—who were suffering in the heat and fear.

The impact was stunning. What was once suffocating and stressful became, at least in part, bearable. A cool breeze in a hot shelter became a sign of hope. Families smiled. People wept with gratitude. It became clear that the love of God was reaching people in a very real and practical way.

But your compassion didn’t stop there.

Thanks to your continued support, hundreds of families—including new Jewish immigrants, single-parent households, Holocaust survivors, elderly individuals, and those facing financial hardship—received food baskets, clothing, shoes, and essential supplies during this crisis. Many of these families were already vulnerable before the war, and the added pressure of constant rocket attacks pushed them to the breaking point.

Your help brought them strength. You reminded them that they are not alone and not forgotten. That the Body of Messiah is standing with them in both word and deed.

Over and over again, we saw God’s love revealed through every item given—each one a physical reminder that He provides, He protects, and He is present even in the storm.

Dear friends, that’s what you’ve done. You’ve brought light into darkness. You’ve helped carry the burdens of the weary. You’ve turned moments of despair into moments of praise.

Thank you for being the hands and feet of Yeshua.

Your faithfulness is not only meeting urgent, physical needs—it is opening doors for prayer, for conversation, and for the Gospel to go forth with power. In bomb shelters, in broken homes, and in fearful hearts, the presence of God is being felt.

Please continue to stand with us in prayer. There is still much to do. Families remain in need. The situation remains volatile. But together, we are bringing peace to disperse chaos, and love to drive out fear.

You are part of something eternal.
You are part of these miracles.

May the Lord bless you richly for your compassion, and may He continue to use all of us—to bless, to believe, and to boldly carry His light into every dark place.

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