“Let them come to Me!” – Celebrating Passover in the Israeli Wilderness

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With our Seder in the desert quickly approaching, we are looking to bring additional 30 more families with us on this once in a lifetime experience.

Celebrating Passover in the wilderness, like our forefathers did when God brought them out of Egypt, is something that not only transforms hearts, but also heals deep-seated things in many who struggle to find peace with God.

In the heart of the desert, the Lord finds people quicker than they find him. In the midst of desert silence, God speaks into people’s hearts with a clear voice — one they cannot ignore.

That is why it is so important that we give as many families as we can the opportunity to have this life changing and truly biblical experience of receiving Pesach (Passover) in the desert.

Our goal is to bring 30 more families, and to cover the cost to transportation, meals and biblical sites entrance fee, we would need $100 per family.

Whether you chose to bless one family with a gift of $100, or all 30 with a gift of $3,000 — the impact of your sowing will be invaluable for those who will have a chance to meet the Lord for the first time in their lives.
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