
Alert, Focused, and Effective
Thursday, August 14 at 7pm
As prophetic and world events accelerate across the earth, we must remain alert and focused to be effective. Jewish Voice Ministries’ monthly prayer event is a focal point in the Spirit where we come together and concentrate our efforts through worship and intercession. We are believing God for His plans and purposes to be fulfilled in the earth! We ARE seeing His kingdom come!
Join us this month for an evening of worship and intercession for Israel, the Ukraine, and Zimbabwe, as we pray for the salvation of the Jewish People and the Nations of the earth in these Last Days!
. . . All the people rejoiced at what God had brought about for His people, because it was done so quickly. – 2 Chronicles 29:36
Don’t miss this key time of worship, intercession and praise!
Please let us know if you can make it. 602-288-9827 or email: prayer@jewishvoice.org
Doors open at 6:45 P.M.
Invite your friends and family to become Jewish Voice Ministries Prayer Partners by sending them this link.

Where is Jewish Voice going next? We’re headed to Malawi to bring humanitarian aid in the form of medical, dental, and eye care to a Jewish community and their neighbors of all faiths. We’ll also be praying for and sharing the Gospel with those who come to our voluntary prayer room. Here are ways you can pray day by day for this Medical Outreach.

Nos dirigimos a Zimbabue Central para nuestro Alcance de verano, del 9 al 19 de julio. Hemos estado en esta región anteriormente, pero será nuestro primer Alcance en este lugar desde que la comunidad local de creyentes Lemba, Messianic Jewish Voice Zimbabwe (MJVMZ), tomó el liderazgo de los servicios en la Clínica Mposi, el sitio del primer Alcance de JVMI a Zimbabue.

Ora por Israel durante tres días festivos importantes: Yom HaShoá (Día de Recordación del Holocausto), Yom HaZikarón (Día de la Memoria) y Yom HaAtzmaut (Día de la Independencia).

Ora por Israel durante tres días festivos importantes: Yom HaShoá (Día de Recordación del Holocausto), Yom HaZikarón (Día de la Memoria) y Yom HaAtzmaut (Día de la Independencia).