Building is a Marathon, not a Sprint – Church Building Update

Anyone who has ever built anything, or even done renovations, knows very well how long and tedious the process can be. You need to be prepared for a marathon, not a sprint. This is what upgrading our church building is for us — an ongoing marathon that has a finish line, which your amazingly generous support is helping us reach and cross very soon.

It’s always so exciting to share with you the progress of our renovations, to show what has already been accomplished thanks to you, and what we’re still in process of accomplishing and need further help with.

In this video pastor Israel personally takes you through our building to show you what you have helped achieve so far.

Our new goal is to utilize some of the space in the building for upcoming projects and events next month, despite it not being finished yet. We have to work with what we have and move forward, even as we continue our renovation project.

The current need we have for these events that will take place in the new building is to equip it with 400 chairs at $50 per chair.

Would you consider sowing into a place of worship we are raising up in Ashdod? This building has been God’s vision and project for many years, requiring a lot of resources, patience and above all: faith.

At the end of this race, all glory will be His as a new church building will stand in the heart of Ashdod in biblical Judea, where Yeshua will be worshipped by Jewish believers and Christians from the nations.

This will be your legacy as well! Every nail and every brick will testify to your part in building this ‘house of praise’ — Beit Hallel.

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