Rosh Hashanah Praise Report:
Your Generosity Shines Amidst Israel’s Hardship

For Zion’s sake I will not keep silent, for Jerusalem’s sake I will not remain quiet, till her vindication shines out like the dawn, her salvation like a blazing torch.

Isaiah 62:1

As we reflect on the recent high holy days of Rosh Hashanah, we are overwhelmed with gratitude for how God is working through each of you. Your faithfulness, generosity, and prayers have been a powerful reflection of God’s heart for His people, especially during these challenging times of war and uncertainty.

The situation in Israel has been dire.

Families have been displaced, and communities torn apart by fear and loss. Yet, even in these dark days, your giving has been a light in the darkness. Through your support, we were able to bless hundreds of Israelis with holiday food baskets as part of our Rosh Hashanah humanitarian efforts. These baskets were more than just meals—they were symbols of hope, a reminder that they are not forgotten, and that God’s love is with them through your hands.

What you have done is more than meet material needs.

Your partnership has helped restore hope and bring comfort to those in need. Through your support, families who have been feeling isolated in their suffering have seen tangible proof that they are surrounded by a global family of believers who care deeply about them. You have demonstrated the love of Yeshua by standing with the people of Israel when they need it most.

In these sacred days of reflection and new beginnings, your giving has made an eternal impact. Just as Isaiah prophesied, your love and generosity are helping to see Israel’s light shine like a blazing torch, even amid adversity.

We are profoundly grateful for your continued support.

You are fulfilling the scriptural call to bless Israel, and your partnership is helping us continue this vital work. Together, we are building bridges of hope and faith, ensuring that Israel’s future remains bright. Thank you for standing with us and with the people of Israel—your kindness and love will be remembered for generations to come.

May God bless you richly for all you have done! 

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