Restoration of Israel – Supporting Aliyah

“For I will take you out of the nations; I will gather you from all the countries and bring you back into your own land.”

Ezekiel 36:24

As we move forward with our humanitarian relief for new Olim that have fled under horrible circumstances, we continue to provide crucial aid to hundreds of families that heavily rely on projects like these for provision and help.

While we continue our ongoing humanitarian relief among families in our area, we also currently focusing on recently arrived groups of Olim that are hosted in four kibbutzim in the south of Israel: Ein ha-Shlosha, Tze’elim, Revivim, and Mash’abei Sadeh. Most of them are young families with small children. Although basic shelter and food are provided, they seriously lack furniture in their tiny apartments.

The generosity of Christians is renowned, which only brings glory to the Lord, which is also why we were approached with an URGENT request to help provide 12 bunk beds for the children of these families.

Each bunk bed costs $330, and it will significantly help families with small children that have arrived in Israel with barely anything.

As a way of supporting the return of Jewish families to Israel, will you consider sponsoring one family with a bunk bed, or several families, as your heart leads you?

The need is urgent and your gift would truly be a help in time of need.

Please give TODAY!

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