The Next Story Starts Today

Helping Raise the Next Generation of Believers in Israel

“We will tell the next generation the praiseworthy deeds of the Lord, His power, and the wonders He has done.”

Psalm 78:4

Every generation faces a defining question: Who will carry the faith forward? Who will stand firm when life becomes difficult? Who will boldly live for Yeshua in a nation that desperately needs His hope? Who will become the pastors, worship leaders, teachers, soldiers, business owners, parents, and faithful witnesses who will influence Israel for years to come?

At Beit Hallel, we believe those future leaders are not formed overnight.

They are shaped through intentional discipleship, faithful mentors, genuine community, and a deep love for God’s Word. That is the heartbeat behind Kingdom Builders—our month-long summer discipleship program for young believers across Israel. Before military service, university, careers, marriage, and the many responsibilities of adult life begin pulling them in different directions, these young men and women are given something that will remain with them forever: a solid biblical foundation rooted in Yeshua.

Throughout the month, they immerse themselves in Scripture, worship together, spend time in prayer, receive personal mentorship, develop leadership skills, serve others through practical outreach, and build lasting friendships with fellow believers who encourage one another long after the summer ends. Together, they also visit the very places where the events of the Bible unfolded, allowing God’s Word to come alive in a deeply personal way. These experiences are not simply unforgettable memories—they become anchors of faith that many will carry with them for the rest of their lives.

We often wonder where God will lead each young person who walks through Kingdom Builders. Perhaps one will one day pastor a congregation. Another may faithfully serve in the Israel Defense Forces with courage and integrity. Some will become teachers, doctors, entrepreneurs, engineers, mothers and fathers, raising families firmly rooted in God’s truth. Others may quietly influence their workplaces and communities simply by living out the Gospel every day. We cannot know where every path will lead, but we do know this: when God’s Word takes deep root in a young heart, its fruit can bless countless lives for generations to come.

That is why Kingdom Builders is far more than a summer program. It is an investment in the future of the Body of Messiah in Israel. As Paul encouraged Timothy:

“What you have heard from me… entrust to faithful people who will be able to teach others also”

2 Timothy 2:2

This is how God’s Kingdom continues to grow—one life faithfully investing in another, one generation preparing the next.

This summer, approximately 30 young people will participate in Kingdom Builders. The total cost of the program is approximately US$13,300, and it costs about US$445 to sponsor one participant for the entire month, covering discipleship, Bible teaching, worship, mentorship, leadership development, outreach opportunities, transportation, educational activities, and fellowship. We know that what happens during these few weeks can influence an entire lifetime—and through that one life, countless others.

Would you prayerfully consider sponsoring one or more young believers this summer? Your gift is far more than financial support for a month’s program. It is an investment in the spiritual future of Israel—in young men and women who will one day strengthen congregations, serve their communities, lead their families, and faithfully proclaim Yeshua wherever God calls them. Only eternity will reveal the full impact of a seed planted today, but together we can help raise a generation whose lives will continue telling the story of God’s faithfulness for decades to come.

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