
Every year on the first Sunday in October, hundreds of millions of people from well over 100 nations around the world follow the mandate of Psalm 122:3 to pray for the peace of Jerusalem. This day, which falls on October 2 this year, began 14 years ago with key political and religious leaders meeting together. Across the nations, it has become a huge movement of prayer for the peace of Jerusalem.
The evening of “The Day of Prayer for the Peace of Jerusalem” falls on another significant occasion this year – Erev Rosh Hashanah, or the Eve of the Head of the Jewish New Year. Rabbis of the past designated Rosh Hashanah as the start of the year because they believed it was the day God created the world. This New Year will be 5777, which is already being called “The Year of the Sword” in some circles. May it be a year when we as Believers take up the Sword of the Spirit with fresh dedication and a new authority!
Lord, what better way to move from 5776 to 5777 than praying for the Peace of Jerusalem and the awakening of the Jewish people around the world to a personal knowledge of Yeshua! Help us discern the signs of the times and be diligent to not fear, but pray! In Yeshua’s name, AMEN.

Ora por dos alcances dirigidos localmente este mes: la congregación Beta Avraham de Etiopía sirviendo a la comunidad judía de Kechene y la primera clínica médica dirigida por los Lemba en Zimbabue.

Únete a nosotros en la oración por Israel y el pueblo judío durante Rosh Hashanah y Yom Kippur. Seis puntos de oración para la revelación, el arrepentimiento y la salvación.
Shelby Saemann tells the story of her middle-of-the-night visitation from Jesus and how it changed her life. “I was terrified but in the safest moment of my life at the same exact time.” Check out her story here and at www.jewishvoice.tv.

Descubre cómo un programa de atención médica en Zimbabue trajo sanación y esperanza. Más de 8,400 personas recibieron atención, 302 profesiones de fe, y ocurrieron sanaciones milagrosas.

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.