The First Thing – Uniting in Prayer to Oppose Antisemitic Hate

The Jewish festival of Purim is this week. This remarkable true story of God’s behind-the-scenes sovereignty and protection of His people is told in the Book of Esther. It recounts a devious plot of antisemitic hatred and how one woman’s courage helped save her people in a time of crisis.

All around us, we see evidence of hatred toward Jewish people. We want to be brave and have influence too, like Esther.

But what can we do? The first thing we can do is pray. And, as we pray, we can ask the Lord to show us how He wants us to act and respond.

Here are some ways you can pray right now:

Jewish Voice Ministries’ Southern Ethiopia Medical Outreach, in its last couple of days. Ethiopian Jewish people have long experienced antisemitism and, at times, very real and harmful persecution, including physical violence. Pray for the Lord to use Jewish Voice’s ministry there to have a lasting impact, bringing the salvation, love, and shalom (peace) of Yeshua (Jesus) not only to the Jewish people but to their neighbors as well.

Our Upcoming Outreach in South Africa. May we develop and, by God’s grace, sustain favorable relationships with those in authority at every level. May Jewish hearts be open to the Gospel, and others be open to learning more about God’s love and plans for the Jewish people. Watch for our next Prayer Points email, which will have more details on how to pray.

Love Your Jewish Neighbor. JVMI launched Love Your Jewish Neighbor in response to the extraordinary rise of antisemitism since October 7th. Love Your Jewish Neighbor equips followers of Jesus and churches with spiritual and practical tools to actively combat antisemitism. Rooted in Jesus’ teachings, the mission is to put love into action and stand with our Jewish neighbors locally and worldwide. By embodying love and compassion, we aim to build bridges of understanding through education and storytelling. You can learn more at loveyourjewishneighbor.com. Here’s how you can pray for this movement:

• That it will have real and positive impact and be a blessing to the Jewish people
• For wisdom regarding new strategies and avenues of influence as Love Your Jewish Neighbor reaches out to educate and inspire
• That more churches will be educated on antisemitism and why it’s important to stand with our Jewish neighbors and pray for them
• For fruitful partnerships with like-minded organizations
• That allies to the Jewish people would become more courageous and visible in their local communities, letting their light shine through acts of love in Yeshua
• That many would visit the loveyourjewishneighbor.com website, become educated, make use of the resources, and make a real difference in the lives of Jewish people they know

Let’s Pray

Lord, You had Your hand on Esther all along. When the time came, she had to make a choice: whether to act or not act. Thank You that she rose to the occasion. May we seek You, trust You, and do the same through our prayers and actions, for such a time as this! In Yeshua’s name, AMEN.

Coming SOON: An important Scouting Trip to three nations and our first Medical Outreach of 2025!

We are praying that this year’s Outreach season will be one of our most fruitful ever. We’re also praying that our scouting trip will set the stage for even more opportunities to bless the Jewish people and tell them about Yeshua (Jesus).

We are living in times that deeply underscore not only the tumultuousness in the nations but also the deep need for the Jewish people and their neighbors to have a living and personal relationship with the Lord through Yeshua.

Please pray for us. We consider your fervent and effective prayer a strategic key to the Lord’s provision of success for this work!

Ways to Pray

Here’s how to cover this Scouting Trip and Medical Outreach in prayer:

• Use the day-by-day Prayer Points below to help you pray with insight
• SIGN UP on our Prayer Schedule, referring to the dates below

Please pray for these trips.

Scouting Trip

Last Week of February through First Week of March

Please pray for safe travels and divine connections with the right people in each nation:

• South Africa, where we will hold our second 2025 Outreach
• Malawi, where we are praying to hold an Outreach later this year
• An area in another nation that will require much protection and sensitivity to the Lord’s leading

Southern Ethiopia Medical Outreach

March 6–16

Before the Outreach

The voice of one crying in the wilderness: “Prepare the way of the Lord; Make straight in the desert a highway for our God.”

— Isaiah 40:3 NKJV

Wednesday, February 26 – Wednesday, March 5

• All preparations, including VISAS, medical supplies, and site preparations, come together and be fully in place in good time
• Great team unity and excellent community relationships
• The Lord to prepare people’s hearts and the spiritual atmosphere in Southern Ethiopia, causing spiritual forces of darkness to flee and making way for the King of Glory to come with salvation, healing and deliverance

Thursday, March 6

• Protection, health, safety and favor as our team and partners prepare and travel
• For favor with all flights, and that all passengers and luggage will arrive on time and in good condition
• That all involved will prepare their hearts to serve during the Outreach and get a sense of the Lord’s desire for them in that

Friday, March 7

• All flights to be timely and everyone and everything on board – there is a close timing issue today
• Strong unity among all team members – JVMI staff, medical and dental professionals, Ethiopian staff, local congregational members, and Outreach Partners – to begin quickly and continue that way throughout the week
• Grace regarding the accommodations, as they are said to be quite rustic

Saturday, March 8

• All partners and other team members as they acclimate to the time zone, local food, and lodging
• Favorable and mild weather (it is springtime and may be warm) and protection from illness, accidents and any other maladies – under the caring and healing hand of Yeshua
• Again, pray for the physical and spiritual protection of the whole team and their families, including the Zehra Kids Program team. Ask God to keep them healthy, safe, and protected from any challenges or distractions that may arise as they serve
• Team training and set-up that will take place today

During the Outreach

“The Spirit of the Lord is on Me, because He has anointed Me to proclaim good news to the poor. He has sent Me to proclaim freedom for the prisoners and recovery of sight for the blind, to set the oppressed free,”

— Luke 4:18

Sunday, March 9

• Word regarding the Clinic to spread quickly so that many are drawn to receive not only medical care but also the Good News of Yeshua
• The Lord to move powerfully through the Gospel and the Holy Spirit
• Great effectiveness, order and shalom as the Clinic opens today and throughout the week
• Spirit-led collaboration in the Spiritual Care tent between local Believers and Outreach team members

Monday, March 10

• Healing through effective medical and dental care and also through God’s supernatural intervention
• The Lord to give us wisdom, favor, discernment, and protection regarding any unique factors regarding this new location, conditions or timeframe
• Great favor with local authorities and the community; may they be abundantly blessed, seek the Lord, and extend blessing to their Jewish neighbors

Tuesday, March 11

• Strength, unity, and seamless collaboration between Global Outreach staff, the Zehra Kids Program team, Outreach Partners, medical professionals, local volunteers, and indigenous leadership
• The Zehra program to have a lasting spiritual impact on the young people it serves, and as God grows the program, it will bear the fruit of strengthened faith, deepened Jewish identity, and a commitment to sharing the Good News with others
• For the large group of young Jewish Believers – part of an Israeli discipleship program – who will serve on this Outreach. Please pray they have meaningful connections/encounters with the Lord and the local Jewish community. May their hearts be touched and their relationships with the Lord deepened. May they receive clarity regarding His calling on their lives

Wednesday, March 12

• The Spiritual Care and Living Waters teams to leave an eternal impact in the community through salvations, love, and provision
• Spiritual strength and stamina for our team, renewed by intimacy with the Lord and through daily prayer and worship times together
• Salvation, healing and deliverance as the Word of God and the ministry of the Holy Spirit go forth in great power
• Protection from the schemes of the enemy and openness to the Good News as we break new ground in this new region near a Jewish community

Thursday, March 13

• The ability to treat everyone the Lord has for us on the last day
• Supernatural healing for those we can’t treat before the Clinic has to close
• Safety as we close Clinic, pack everything up, and pay local workers. Pray they come to know Yeshua!

After the Outreach

In all my prayers for all of you, I always pray with joy because of your partnership in the gospel from the first day until now, being confident of this, that he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of [Messiah] Jesus.

— Philippians 1:4–6

Friday, March 14

• Pray once more for flights, passengers, and luggage, as this is a tight travel day from the Outreach location back to the capital city

• Continued healing, salvation, and testimony of all the Lord did. Even though our team will leave, may the Lord continue working by His Spirit
• A restful Erev Shabbat, accompanied by many praises of the Lord’s goodness and an assurance of His “well done, good and faithful servant” over each participant

Saturday, March 15 and beyond

• Safe travels home for all national and international participants
• The Lord to continue working, bringing a great movement of His Holy Spirit among the Jewish people and their neighbors in Southern Ethiopia
• Effective and timely follow-up with all who want to hear more about Yeshua
• The Lord to continue establishing His Kingdom in Ethiopia and developing healthy congregations

Let’s Pray

Lord, please use us to help and bless the Jewish people and their neighbors in Southern Ethiopia. Please lead us and enable us to do the same in the other places we will explore during the scouting trip that precedes this Outreach. We need, ask for, and rely upon Your help in every area. Thank You for those who commit to pray alongside us. In Yeshua’s name, AMEN.

The book of Esther recounts the events of the Jewish holiday of Purim. It’s the powerful story of God’s orchestration of events, people, and timing in the fifth century B.C.E. to rescue the Jewish people in ancient Persia from annihilation.

The Purim Story

After the first group of Jewish exiles returned to Israel from the Babylonian captivity, many Jewish people remained in the Persian Empire. During this time, King Ahasuerus sought a new queen, conscripting young women from across all 127 provinces of his kingdom. Among them was Esther, an orphaned Jewish maiden who had kept her Jewish identity hidden at the advice of her cousin and guardian, Mordecai.

The king chose Esther as his queen, but she learned her people were in danger. Haman, the king’s second in command, hated Mordecai for refusing to bow to him. Haman devised a plan to destroy not just Mordecai but all the Jewish people. He persuaded the king to seal an irrevocable decree and set a date for the massacre. God used Esther and Mordecai to overturn the plot, save their people, and bring great victory.  

The Unseen Hand of God

Interestingly, the book of Esther doesn’t explicitly mention God, but His hand is undeniable throughout the story. We see His divine orchestration and intervention at every turn, encouraging us for the times in our own lives when we can’t see Him working. Consider the following:

Esther’s Journey to Queenship

Thousands of women from across the Persian Empire were likely conscripted as candidates for the prospective role of queen. Esther was among the many, yet she gained favor with the overseer, received his special attention and advice, and won the king’s heart. Ahasuerus chose her to be his queen at just the right time to fulfill her destiny.

Mordecai’s Critical Role

Mordecai overheard a plot to assassinate the king. He conveyed the information to Esther and saved the king’s life. Mordecai’s act was initially overlooked, but God used the delay to bring this trustworthy man to the king’s attention at the right moment to become an integral part of God’s plan to save the Jewish people.

Esther’s Courage and Wisdom

When Mordecai learned about Haman’s decree, he urged Esther to intervene, explaining that she may have become queen “for such a time as this” (Esther 4:14). Approaching the king uninvited could have cost her life, so Esther had Mordecai enlist all the Jewish people to fast for three days as she would also do. She boldly accepted her divine appointment.

Ahasuerus generously accepted Esther’s visit, and she followed through with an extraordinary plan. She invited the king and Haman to a banquet she had prepared. At the feast, she postponed her request, inviting the two men to a second banquet the following day.

Miracles of Timing

 A sleepless night before Esther’s second banquet compelled King Ahasuerus to summon the records of his reign to be read to him. He learned that nothing had been done for the man Mordecai, who had saved him from assassination. At that exact moment, Haman approached the king’s chamber with plans to execute Mordecai. Instead, the king ordered Haman to immediately carry out a lavish public display honoring Mordecai for saving his life. With Mordecai’s loyalty and integrity fresh on his mind, the king went to Esther’s second banquet.

Esther’s Secret Proves Pivotal

At the feast, Esther shared her request, asking that her life and the lives of her people be spared from the threat against them. When Ahasuerus demanded to know who threatened his queen’s life, Esther exposed Haman, disclosing her Jewish identity at the perfect time. The king stormed out enraged and returned at the exact right moment to see Haman seemingly assaulting Esther as he begged for his life.

Mordecai’s Greater Reward

Haman was hanged for his treachery, and Mordecai received even more honor by receiving a position of authority in the king’s court. Ahasuerus charged Mordecai and Esther with doing whatever they saw fit to counteract the irrevocable decree, thus saving the Jewish people in Persia from certain destruction.

God’s Overseeing Hand

The word Purim means “lots.” Haman cast lots to determine the day of the Jewish massacre, but God ensured the date fell many months later, giving Esther and Mordecai time to act. Through God’s timing, the Jewish people were prepared to defend themselves and triumphed over their enemies.

Why Do We Celebrate Purim?

Purim is a story of God’s protection of the Jewish people and His divine orchestration of events for the good of His people and fulfillment of His purposes. It reveals His faithfulness to His promises and His unending love for His people. Today, Purim is celebrated on the 14th day of the Jewish month of Adar — the day intended for our destruction, which was turned to joy instead. Mordecai pronounced it a day of rejoicing and giving gifts to one another throughout our generations.

Lessons from Purim Today

Purim is far more than costume parties, feasts, and the reading of the Megillah (book of Esther). It is a reminder of the power of courage, faith, and God’s faithful activity in our lives. Purim shows us that we can trust that God continually works to bring about His good and perfect will in our lives — even when His hand isn’t apparent. When we trust Him, pray, and submit ourselves to Him — as Esther and Mordecai did — He can do mighty things for us and through us.

Think about the “coincidences” in your own life. How might the unseen hand of God be working in your life today? Reflecting on this question is a meaningful way to honor the spirit of Purim and the enduring story of Esther and Mordecai.

Maturing Leaders in Africa – Praise and Prayers

Last November, we asked you to pray for our Discipleship Trips. For those trips, some of our staff rabbis traveled to Africa and met with senior leaders of the Messianic Jewish congregational networks in Ethiopia and Zimbabwe. We want to update you on how your prayers were answered! Here are some praises from their trip, which are also ongoing prayer requests.

• There were effective times of discovering the joy of studying the Torah in small groups — a common and traditional Jewish way of approaching the sacred text together. That’s a praise! Pray this practice continues, enriching both the leaders and those they lead

• Our rabbis thank you for praying for the national Messianic Jewish leaders in both countries. We have seen them mature in three primary ways, and ask that you keep praying for continued growth in these leadership areas:

  • Embracing their Jewish identity in a deeper way as followers of the Messiah Yeshua (Jesus) from among the people of Israel

  • Developing national governance structures to serve the congregations they’re planting among fellow Jewish Jesus followers

  • Strategizing how to sustain their growth and self-sustainability for generations to come

• Please pray on an ongoing basis for these leaders in Ethiopia and Zimbabwe. They live in nations undergoing governmental, societal, and even natural crises. They are leading both their families and congregations to live out the Good News with faith and hope in troubled times. They seek not only to effectively shepherd and disciple others but also to mobilize outreach and care for those in their neighborhoods and communities. Please cover them in prayer as you would your own pastor or rabbi. They are giving themselves to the Lord and the work of His Kingdom, spreading and living out the Good News of Yeshua

• Pray also for the two Jewish Voice staff rabbis, who, among other critical responsibilities, support these leaders in their roles of spiritual influence, shepherding, care of their flocks, and outreach. These two staff rabbis do this through example and mentorship, training in the Word and leadership, equipping and resources, and relational support

• Pray, too, for the families of all the rabbis and leaders mentioned, both here and in Africa. Their families have also been called into ministry as they support these leaders and God’s Kingdom work. May the Lord bless and protect them and all that pertains to them

Let’s Pray

Lord, we thank You for our staff rabbis, who lend their own leadership skills as men of God and men of the Word to the establishment, growth, and effective ministry of Messianic Jewish leaders and congregations in Africa. May You bless them and give them the opportunities to see great growth and Kingdom impact from their labors. We pray the same for these congregational leaders. May our prayers be joined with theirs as Your Kingdom comes and Your will is done in their families, congregations, communities and nations. In Yeshua’s name, AMEN.

“Firsts” are worth celebrating. A baby’s first giggle, first word, and first steps delight and thrill us because they’re such milestones. The first day of school each year is a big day for our children. First jobs, first cars, first anniversaries – life is full of firsts.

Jewish people have a beautiful custom of saying a particular blessing when encountering firsts, new milestones, and special occasions. It’s called the Shehecheyanu, and more than thanking God for the event, this prayer expresses worship of the God who sustained us through all our days to get us to that particular moment when we could experience its joy. 

Giving thanks and blessing God are ongoing privileges, so the Jewish custom of blessing God for firsts isn’t limited to first-in-your-life events; it’s a cycle that renews each year. Jewish tradition calls for saying the Shehecheyanu blessing for a wide variety of first moments each year, including…

• At most Jewish holidays, such as waving the lulav on the first day of Sukkot or when lighting the first Chanukah candle
• When reading the book of Esther (the Megillah Esther) at Purim
• When buying a new home
• Upon arriving in Israel
• When performing a mikvah (ritual water cleansing)
• When eating a seasonal fruit for the first time in the year

Many recite it for personal first experiences each year. It’s a way of staying awake to the wonder of life and celebrating its offerings as gifts from God.

We’re still at the beginning of a new year, so here’s a challenge. Let’s ask the Lord to make us aware of “first” moments as they occur in the days and months ahead.

Firsts In Nature

One way to do that is to observe the changing seasons. Each season brings its own firsts to the year. Your firsts could be noticing such things as:

• Spring’s first robin’s song, wildflower, or leaf buds; the first spring rain or warm day
• Your first summer watermelon, pool party, or garden-grown tomato
• Autumn’s first yellow leaf, chilly morning, or whiff of a fireplace warming a neighborhood home
• Winter’s first snowfall, the first holiday lights, and your own holiday decorations and traditions

The opportunities to notice God’s “first” gifts each season are almost endless. May they bring you gratitude and joy and cause you to bless God for sustaining you, for keeping you alive, and bringing you to those moments when He would show you, His wonders.

Other Places to Look for “Firsts”

We say the Shehecheyanu upon seeing someone we haven’t seen in a long time, so look for “firsts” this year in your relationships as well. Among them, you might note and give thanks for the first lunch of the year with a friend, the first holiday dinner you host or attend, firsts in your children’s lives, a first visit from the grandchildren this year, or the first heart-to-heart conversation with a family member or friend.

Firsts-of-the-year in your spiritual life are also worth marking. What about when you open your Bible to begin reading a new book? The first prayer spoken over you or a loved one this year, the first meeting of a new Bible study, or the first time serving in a new aspect of your congregation’s ministry life? Those are worth stopping to thank God for and note His grace in bringing you to receive those gifts.

Your work life is another place to look for thanks-worthy firsts each year: your first project completed, your first affirmation of the year received or given, joining a new micro-team for a new assignment. Depending on your job, you may be marking things like your first class taught, first life saved, first art piece produced, or the first person whose day you turned around because of your kind service. You could even note these occasions monthly or quarterly.

Each of these occasions can be enhanced by taking a minute to revel in them and glorify your gift-giving God. He brought you through many days to reach these moments of delight, warmth, and blessing that He ordained for you to experience. Ask Him to make you aware of more “firsts” this year, and may He bring you much joy through them.

The Shehecheyanu

Barukah atah Adonai Eloheynu Melech ha’olam

Shehecheyanu v’keyamnu v’higiyanu lazman hazeh

English Translation: Blessed are You, Lord our God, King of the universe

who has given us life, sustained us, and brought us to this moment.

Click below to hear this blessing in Hebrew.

Your Prayers Matter: Please Cover Our 2025 Outreaches in Prayer

Once again, we wish you a happy New Year! As our last Prayer Points stated, we have a lot of new things to pray for this year. 

We’d love your prayer covering over our 2025 Outreach schedule. As always, these dates and locations are “subject to change,” as we know all too well. But as we flex and flow with the Lord’s leading in these things, we find Him so faithful, doing exceedingly more than we could ask, expect, or plan on our own. 

As each Outreach draws closer, we will provide more information and prayer topics. You can start signing up now to pray from home for each one on our Jewish Voice Ministries 24-7 Prayer Schedule. You’ll receive a reminder to pray ahead of your chosen dates. 

For now, we invite you to cover these dates, locations, and the people who live there in prayer for each of the upcoming Outreaches shown below. That might look like: 

• Printing the list out and posting it somewhere where you can see it and pray often (I have mine taped to my wall calendar in our kitchen)
• Putting it in your Bible so you pray each day as you read the Word
• Sharing it with your small group, telling them about Paul’s prayer in Romans 10:1 for all Israel to be saved, and how you are joining Paul and Jewish Voice Ministries in making that your prayer, too
• Laying your hands on the list and asking the Lord to show you how to pray for our 2025 Outreaches in general or in detail

However you choose to use this list, please join us in prayer: 

• For the Lord’s abundant favor, guidance, and perfect timing regarding every one of these Outreaches
• That we would seek Him faithfully and hear Him clearly for each one
• For our openness to any changes He might make to this schedule as we move forward this year
• That we would also be open to any additions He might make – new locations, people groups, or timeframes
• For His protection and divine connections during our scouting trips for the Outreaches on the schedule and for those yet to be planned

Thank You! 

May we respond to the Lord’s statement in Psalm 46:10 by being still before Him, calling upon Him in prayer, and watching in faith as He is exalted in the nations. Thank you for your prayers.

Happy New Year!

We all say it, and we really mean it here at Jewish Voice Ministries. Happy New Year to you! We are praying for you to be blessed of the Lord in every area of life in 2025: your health, relationships, finances – and especially in your relationship with Him.

Speaking of relationships, we are blessed by our relationship with YOU. We so value your heart for God and His Chosen People, as well as your partnership with us in reaching and serving them.

Because of that, we want to share with you points of prayer for some new things in this New Year. Let’s pray together and then watch how the Lord will answer.

Please Pray

• New Outreach locations the Lord is leading us to in 2025. We will have a full Outreach calendar, and many locations will require new divine connections, local favor, and wisdom
• New location scouting trips. We may not go to these places this year, but the groundwork for future Outreaches may be laid this year
• New initiatives. In 2024, the Lord called us to initiate new projects like Love Your Jewish Neighbor. He also increased our focus as a staff on worship and prayer, and He is calling us to invite others into His Presence to intercede for Israel and the Jewish people through those expressions. Pray for these initiatives to grow and also for whatever other new things the Lord might be calling us to launch or grow this year
• Pray for our new staff members as they acclimate to the work of the ministry at Jewish Voice and the spiritual warfare that comes with it. Pray also for future staff members the Lord might send to join us in 2025.
• Pray with us for new partners of all kinds. We are so blessed by people like you, who partner with us in prayer, go on Outreaches, and support the Lord’s work through Jewish Voice Ministries. Pray for even more partners in 2025 who will pray, give, and go
• We are also asking the Lord for new partnerships with other ministries and groups who will be divine connections and kingdom collaborators as we follow the Lord’s lead in new assignments
• Pray with us for new, God-birthed, creative ideas and strategies to reach the Jewish people, engage the Church, and grow the Messianic Jewish community. The Good News of Yeshua (Jesus) never changes, but the Lord is always doing a new thing. We are asking Him to help us share a timeless message, compassionate care, and dynamic ministry around the world in a way that is timely and compelling
• Pray for a fresh outpouring of His Ruach HaKodesh, the Holy Spirit, and resources, as we know we will continue to face new challenges in these changing times. His mercies are new every morning, and we trust that where He guides, He will provide

We value your prayers for all these points and more – because who knows what new things the Lord might do or call us to in 2025? We are grateful that you will be alongside us in partnership and prayer this year, and we are praying for you!

South Africa Praises and Prayers

We have some praises to report! In one of our last Prayer Points emails, we asked you to pray for our Outreach in South Africa, which has since taken place. It was a short one — just two and a half days — but it was packed with evidence that the Lord was working,

The official detailed update is yet to come, but here are some preliminary praises and a few follow-up requests.

Praise the Lord:

• Our team shared with us that people came ready to receive, and well over 100 came to faith in Yeshua (Jesus)
• The Lord really engaged the hearts of some of the medical professionals who partnered with us for the first time. They can now be advocates for the work the Lord does through us and could also be great partners for potential future work
• We received feedback regarding this Outreach's impact on some of those we ministered to. Because Jewish Voice Ministries and the two organizations we partnered with came specifically to serve their community, the Lemba felt seen, valued, and blessed as Jewish people. Praise the Lord!
• We saw incredible evidence of God’s perfect timing. We have been praying to reach out to South Africa for years. At the beginning of 2024, we didn’t have this Outreach on the calendar; it wasn’t in the budget, and we didn’t have government permission to do it. In answer to fervent prayer, the Lord did so much in setting things in order and confirming, “The time is now!” We followed His lead and watched Him do great things

Continue to Pray for:

• Ongoing advocacy for Jewish Voice Ministries by those who were blessed and impressed by the Lord’s work through this Outreach in South Africa
• Great and increasing favor from all authorities, groups, and communities that may be integral to us holding future Outreaches there
• Continued clarity from the Lord regarding open doors and His perfect timing for future ministry in South Africa
• Timely and effective follow-up for those who were ministered to during the Outreach
• Great unity of heart, mission, vision, and strategy between us and the two groups we partnered with to see this Outreach happen. One is faith-based, and the other is not, but the Lord was present as we worked together and touched hearts. Pray for His guidance regarding possible future partnership

Let's Pray

Abba, we are in awe of You! You do the unexpected and unprecedented. This last Outreach of 2024, although short in time frame, ended up full of blessings, praises, and even meaningful faith lessons that we will take with us into 2025 and beyond. You are faithful to answer when we pray, so we continue to ask that You do great things in South Africa regarding the people’s hearts towards Israel and the Jewish people and IN the hearts of the amazing Lemba Jewish people and communities there. In Yeshua’s name, AMEN!