Salvation in Jerusalem:
A Living Miracle on Shavuot

Today is the day of salvation.

2 Corinthians 6:2

This past Shabbat, as the sun began to set over Jerusalem and the Feast of Shavuot (Pentecost) approached, something extraordinary took place — something straight out of the pages of Scripture.

Nearly 300 people gathered to hear the Gospel of Yeshua boldly proclaimed in the city of the Great King. As Pastor Israel Pochtar shared the message of salvation, hearts were opened, prayers were lifted, and many responded, turning to Yeshua, receiving ministry, and declaring faith in the God of Israel and His Messiah.

And afterward, I will pour out my Spirit on all people… and everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved.

Joel 2:28, 32

We are witnessing it — the very prophecy coming to life before our eyes. The Jewish people, regathered from the nations, are now encountering the living Word and receiving the outpouring of the Spirit.

The Power of Compassion and Evangelism

As part of the outreach, the group explored Jerusalem with professional tour guides — walking the ancient paths of the prophets, studying the Word in both Old and New Testaments. And then, in a beautifully humble moment, they were treated to a meal at a local self-serve restaurant.

It may seem simple, but for many, it was deeply moving. Some quietly pulled out food from their bags, unable to afford the cost of a full meal. But because of your generosity, we were able to bless them freely. The tears, the gratitude, the prayers that followed — they were nothing short of holy.

If you offer yourself to the hungry and satisfy the afflicted one, then your light will shine in the darkness…

Isaiah 58:10

Some in attendance were new olim — Jewish immigrants who had recently made aliyah to Israel, fleeing the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Many still carry the trauma of war, economic hardship, and spiritual confusion. And even here in Israel, where rockets and threats remain a constant shadow near Gaza, the fire of the Gospel is burning brighter than ever.

Now More Than Ever

These are critical days in Israel — days of tension, trial, and prophetic fulfillment. In the natural, we see wars and rising costs. But in the Spirit, we see revival, with Israeli pastors and believers courageously standing on the frontlines, risking much to bring the only message that can truly heal a nation: the hope and salvation of Yeshua the Messiah.

There is no greater message we can bring to Israel.
And there is no greater time to bring it than now.

Through your prayers and support, you are part of this living story. Together, we are fulfilling ancient prophecies. Together, we are preparing the land of Israel — not just for tourism or tradition, but for a move of God that will shake the nations.

And so all Israel will be saved…

Romans 11:26

Thank You — And Let’s Keep Going

Thank you for standing with us. Thank you for sowing into lives, for sending the Gospel to where it’s needed most, and for believing with us that the harvest is ready.

Let’s continue to prepare the Land for the salvation that is already unfolding — one life, one heart at a time.

Shalom from Jerusalem
and may the Spirit of Shavuot ignite a fire of faith in every corner of Israel.

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