Will you be a part of blessing Israel?

October 5, 2020

As a friend of Jewish Voice, you know how precious Israel is to God. That’s why we’re excited to invite you and your church to take part in the second annual Bless Israel Sunday this fall.

Bless Israel Sunday

October 25, 2020

Bless Israel Sunday is a special day to engage with God’s heart for His Chosen People. It’s an opportunity to enrich your church with a deeper understanding of the important place Israel holds in God’s heart while at the same time, inspiring a passion for seeing all Israel saved.

Visit our website for free resources to encourage you, your small group, church or congregation. You’ll find:

  • Scriptures revealing God’s faithfulness and commitment to Israel
  • Ways to pray for Israel
  • Printable bookmarks for yourself or to share with family and friends
  • Information about how you can bless Israel
  • Graphics to share on your social media accounts
  • Bulletin inserts and other printable items for your congregation

Check out all the available materials on the Bless Israel Sunday webpage today. Share them with your pastor or leader, and see how you and your fellowship can participate to inspire the Church and bless Israel. YOU will be blessed!

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