Rosh Hashanah Celebration Spotlight

The atmosphere during this very special holiday is so electric and amazing. You can almost feel the old mixing with the new. Ancient traditions infused with beautiful modern ones make Rosh Hashanah a truly unique holiday in Israel.

This is why we had to make sure we organized the most amazing celebration for the hundreds of families that came to celebrate with us.

Pastor Israel took time to deliver a powerful message about the true meaning of Feast of Trumpets and how it all ties to Yeshua, and people absolutely loved it.

We received so much feedback from people who were genuinely touched by this powerful word. Most of them know the traditional aspect of Rosh Hashanah, but to have the Word of God come alive when sharing with them the true significance of the feast was something that left no one untouched.

Considering most of the families in attendance were new immigrants who very recently came to Israel, it was so important to give them the tools and knowledge of their own heritage, so they can take their first steps in their own ancient homeland knowing their own roots.

Our Rosh Hashanah celebration this year was bigger and better than ever. Our team was fully committed to making this evening a night to remember for so many families that left with unforgettable memories and a heart touched by God.

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