Reigniting the Knowledge of Yeshua this Christmas in Israel

We want to reignite the knowledge of Yeshua and remind people why this season in the year is so important, beautiful, and worthy of celebration. The true meaning of Christmas is too profound just to ignore it, or not share it with the same nation that experienced the first-ever Christmas in history in Bethlehem, just a few miles away from Ashdod.

We want to bless families and their children by showing them His heart behind the real significance of Christmas.

Currently, we are in the final phases of organizing a special Christmas celebration for children. The idea behind it is to bring Yeshua back into Christmas in Israel and to allow people who live in Israel — the land where Yeshua was born, to experience Christmas in its truest and purest form. We want to reveal the biblical meaning of the Nativity to so many families who are still on the journey toward finding God.

Will you consider being a part of it?

Help us bring Yeshua, our Messiah, back into Christmas by blessing these families and children with the gift of Christmas. On the 24th of December, will be blessing 300 children, along with their parents, with wonderful Christmas gift boxes containing toys, school supplies, and sweet treats in celebration of Christmas. These boxes cost $50 each.

Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these.

Matthew 19:14

If you haven’t decided on your year-end giving yet, please consider sowing into the Lord’s work through our ministry in the land of Israel. Seal the year in a significant way!

Thank you and God bless!

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