
Two extraordinary Outreaches are happening this month: one in Ethiopia, going on now, and one in Zimbabwe next week. What makes these Outreaches so special is that local Messianic leaders are running them from start to finish. They have planned the events and will conduct them, with financial support from Jewish Voice.
Jewish Voice is sending two staff members to each Outreach to observe, support, and help if asked. It’s exciting to see this homegrown indigenous ministry take place.
Please join us in praying for these two Outreaches.
October 19–25
The Beta Avraham Messianic Congregation (BAMC) is putting on the first local congregation-run Outreach in Ethiopia, and will serve the Beta Abraham Jewish community in the Kechene neighborhood in North Addis Ababa. The Kechene Jewish community is often referred to as the Beit Abraham, meaning "House of Abraham," one of the Scattered Tribes of Israel. BAMC is inviting 100 people from the community to the congregation for lunch and fellowship every day for seven days. BAMC pastors will mingle with these neighbors and offer to pray with them. It is a non-medical, food distribution Outreach.
Bill and Rabbi Tim (JVMI staff joining this Outreach, no international partners)
BAMC
The Jewish Community in Kechene
October 26–28
This small-scale Medical Clinic will be the first Lemba-run Outreach. It will offer general medical care and readers (eyeglasses). The Outreach will be held in the Manicaland Region (Southeastern Zimbabwe) and will serve the Lemba tribe.
The Lemba Community and Local Leadership
The Medical & Eye Clinic and Patient Care
Gospel Witness and Spiritual Transformation
Weather
Unity and Partnership between JVMI and Local Ministries

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