There are places in the world where history is remembered—and there are places where it is still alive. Jerusalem is one of those places. You do not simply visit it; you step into it. You walk the same streets where prophets spoke, where prayers have risen for generations, and where the story of redemption unfolded not as an idea, but as reality. Even today, something about this city continues to draw hearts—hungry, searching, and open.
In just a short time, during the days of Shavuot, we will gather in Jerusalem for a powerful evangelistic outreach unlike any ordinary event.
Shavuot is not simply a date on the calendar. It is a moment deeply rooted in Scripture—the time when God revealed His Word, and generations later, when people were gathered again in Jerusalem, His Spirit was poured out in power and lives were changed forever (Acts 2:1–4).
There is something about this appointed season that carries openness and expectation. Hearts are often more ready to listen, to ask questions, and to respond. We believe this is still true today—that God continues to meet people in powerful ways during these moments.
This year, we will be hosting 500 Israelis from across the country—some curious, some burdened, some simply longing for something they cannot yet explain. They will come to Jerusalem for a full day of connection, reflection, and encounter.
Pastor Israel will be preaching and sharing the Word of Salvation at the venue, clearly presenting the hope found in Yeshua and extending a personal call to salvation. This will not be simply a sermon to listen to—it will be an invitation to respond. For some, it may be the first time they hear the Gospel clearly. For others, it may be the moment they realize that the Messiah they have been searching for has been calling them all along.
Alongside this, participants will share a meal together and take part in a guided tour of biblical sites throughout Jerusalem. This part of the day carries deep importance. When people stand in the places where Scripture happened—where Yeshua walked, where the disciples prayed, where the Spirit was poured out—the Bible is no longer distant or theoretical. It becomes personal. The distance between the page and the heart begins to disappear.
Time and again, we have seen how God uses these moments—how questions turn into conversations, how walls begin to come down, and how simple encounters become turning points for an entire life.
As the Psalmist wrote, “Pray for the peace of Jerusalem: ‘May they prosper who love you’” (Psalm 122:6). Loving Jerusalem is not only about praying for its peace—it is about stepping into what God is doing here today, in the lives of the people who call this land home.
We are not simply organizing an event—we are preparing space for God to move. A space where someone may hear the Gospel clearly for the first time. A space where another may rediscover hope after years of distance. A space where someone standing quietly at the edge may suddenly realize that God sees them, knows them, and is calling them by name.
These are not moments we can manufacture—but they are moments we can prepare for.
And this is where you become part of the story.
Every seat prepared, every meal shared, every bus arranged to bring people into Jerusalem—these are not small details. They are the quiet foundations that make these encounters possible.
For $100, you can make it possible for one Israeli to take part in this outreach, covering transportation, their place in the gathering, a shared meal, and a guided tour of biblical sites in Jerusalem. More than that, you are helping place someone in the room where they may hear the message of salvation in Yeshua and respond for the very first time.
What may seem like a simple act of support can become the doorway to a completely changed life.
Scripture reminds us,
“How beautiful upon the mountains are the feet of him who brings good news”
Isaiah 52:7
Today, those feet are strengthened not only by those who go, but also by those who send.
In this way, you become part of every conversation, every prayer, and every life that is touched. You are helping someone step into Jerusalem during this appointed time—and into a moment that may carry far greater meaning than they ever expected.
We are believing for a full gathering—500 people stepping into an experience that could mark the beginning of something entirely new in their lives.
As we stand at the threshold of this outreach, we invite you to stand with us—not simply as a supporter, but as a true partner in what God is about to do.
Together, we are not just reaching Jerusalem. We are preparing the ground for lives to be changed—one person, one encounter, one salvation at a time.
And the story is still being written.
