Releasing a Blessing on New Jewish Immigrant Families this Passover

I will bless those who bless you, And I will curse him who curses you; And in you all the FAMILIES of the earth shall be blessed.

Genesis 12:3

God has been very clear about the importance of the family structure since the very beginning, which is why we have always focussed on providing aid to families as a whole, not overlooking anyone. Whether it’s the children, the parents, or the grandparents — all need to be taken care of, Amen!

And so, when we invite people to attend our humanitarian events to receive aid, we invite the whole family.

The nation of Israel will be celebrating Pesach (Passover) very soon, and it’s a feast that carries deep significance and meaning to the nation, as well as to believers worldwide. It’s a time when families in Israel gather together to share in sweet fellowship and a traditional Passover meal, in the same way as Jesus and His disciples shared. It’s an opportunity to reflect and give thanks to God for His rescue of the nation of Israel from Egypt.

These new Jewish immigrant families that we will be blessing with food baskets over the Passover holidays are families that are struggling financially and need all the help they can get. It’s always a difficult phase for new Jewish immigrants when they first arrive in Israel, having to find their feet with regards to work, finances, housing, education etc. Our projects give them a head start by alleviating much of the pressure that exists for them in making ends meet.

We would like to call upon you to join us in being a blessing to the families of Israel, specifically here in our cities of Ashdod and Ashkelon. Please join hands with us in helping families in need by providing them with $30 food baskets this Passover that will allow them to feed their families and celebrate this holiday with dignity.

Whether it’s a $30 donation that will help one family, or $300 that will help ten families, any support makes a world of difference for those in need.

We thank you so much, and we pray for a Genesis 12:3 blessing on your life!

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