Passover in the Wilderness:
A Journey of Redemption and Renewal

A few years ago, God placed a vision on our hearts—one that would bring the story of Passover to life like never before. More than just an idea, it was an invitation to step into the biblical narrative, to encounter God in the very landscape where He first revealed His power and love to His people.

That vision became Passover in the Wilderness—a unique and deeply moving Passover Seder held in the heart of the desert. In this sacred setting, where the echoes of Israel’s deliverance still whisper through the wind, hearts have been transformed, faith has been deepened, and lives have been touched by the reality of God’s redemption.

There is something powerful about leaving behind the distractions of daily life and entering the stillness of the wilderness. It is there, in the quiet, that God’s voice is heard more clearly. His love, His faithfulness, and His promise of salvation become more tangible than ever before.

A Special Focus on Families

This year, our focus is on young families with children. Passover is not just about remembering deliverance—it’s about passing the story of faith and redemption to the next generation. With a special program designed just for children, we want to plant seeds of faith in their hearts while providing a time of renewal and connection for entire families.

Beyond the celebration itself, we are also preparing to bless hundreds of families in need with essential food packages filled with holiday necessities. During this sacred season of deliverance, we have the privilege of being God’s hands and feet—offering both spiritual nourishment and tangible relief to those who are struggling.

Help Us Bring 300 People to the Seder!

We want to make this unforgettable experience available to 300 people, but we need your help to do it!

• $63 covers one adult’s participation.
• $60 covers one child’s participation.

Would you sponsor a seat at the table? Whether you help one person, an entire family, or more, your generosity will make it possible for many to experience the true meaning of Passover in a life-changing way.

Jesus’ words reflect the heart behind this mission:

For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink… ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.’

Matthew 25: 35, 40

Together, we can make this Passover a time of hope, renewal, and transformation for many.

Please GIVE today and help bring 300 Israelis to the Passover Seder in the Wilderness!

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