
Currently, the Lord is opening eyes throughout the body of Messiah about the importance and priority of reaching the Jewish people with the Good News of their Messiah, Yeshua (Jesus). This has always been the heart of our mission and vision at Jewish Voice.
On the heels of Shavuot and Pentecost, which were both celebrated this past weekend, we’re stirred to put out a fresh call to prayer for a great harvest of salvations among the Jewish people around the world.
Shavuot was originally a harvest festival and also marks the giving of the Torah, which helped unify the 12 Tribes. Pentecost is the Greek word signifying Shavuot, and it identifies the giving of the Holy Spirit as early Believers gathered in unity, praying and waiting upon the Lord.
May Believers everywhere intercede in unity during this generation, filled with hope and passionate devotion to the Lord as we call on Him for all Israel to be saved.
Here are some of the things we’re praying for:
It is a privilege to pray with you and watch what the Lord will do in response to our prayers – Spirit-led, Scripture-based prayers that He enables us to pray!
Let’s Pray
Lord, thank You that You watch over Your Word to perform it. As we pray Your promises, may You, Lord of the harvest, continue to bring those alongside Jewish Voice who will go, give, and pray to see many thousands of Jewish people come to Yeshua. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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).

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