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In ancient times, the three pilgrimage festivals of Passover, Pentecost and Tabernacles were filled with anticipation and excitement. Whole communities made the long journey on foot to Jerusalem - to the place of the Lord’s presence - laden with gifts and singing hymns of praise. These Feasts of the Lord: also known as Unleavened Bread (Passover); Weeks (Shavu’ot/Pentecost) and Sukkot (Tabernacles) were designated by God in the Torah given to Moses at Mount Sinai. All of these festivals revolved around the agricultural year. At Passover, the barley harvest was presented to the Lord, then 7 weeks later, the Feast of Weeks celebrated the wheat harvest which was also presented at the Temple with thanksgiving. “Three times a year all your men must appear before the Lord your God at the place he will choose: at the Festival of Unleavened Bread, the Festival of Weeks and the Festival of Tabernacles. No one should appear before the Lord empty-handed: each of you must bring a gift in proportion to the way the Lord your God has blessed you.” Deuteronomy 16:16,17 On the Hebrew calendar, the Feast of Weeks is celebrated on the 6th and 7th of Sivan. This usually falls in May or June and this year (2025) is celebrated from sunset on 1st June to sunset on 3rd June. The Feast of Weeks is the English translation of the Hebrew name Shavu’ot pronounced sha-voo-ot which literally means ‘weeks’. The Greek name for this same Feast is Pentecost which means ‘fifty’ and refers to the 50 day period that makes up 7 weeks. “Count seven weeks from the time you begin to put the sickle to the standing corn. Then celebrate the Festival of Weeks to the Lord your God by giving a freewill offering in proportion to the blessings the Lord your God has given you. And rejoice before the Lord your God at the place he will choose as a dwelling for his Name.” Deuteronomy 16: 9-11 Shavu’ot is also the traditional anniversary of the giving of the Torah to Moses on Mount Sinai, seven weeks after the fledgling nation escaped from Egypt at the time of the first Passover. In modern Judaism, it is customary to stay up all night studying the Torah to mark this momentous occasion. The counting of the 50 days between Passover and Shavu’ot is still practiced today. Jewish children often use a special calendar to mark off the days. The period is called ‘Counting the Omer’. An Omer was an ancient Israelite unit of measure used for volume of grains or dry commodities and would have been used to measure the grain harvest at Shavu’ot. Passover and Shavu’ot are inextricably linked by their connection on the calendar. The date of Shavu’ot is dependent on counting 7 weeks/50 days from Passover. But these particular Biblical Feasts are linked by more than just chronological proximity. Passover represented freedom from slavery in Egypt, but this is incomplete without the spiritual revelation on Mount Sinai. God doesn’t just lead his people out of Egypt, he gives them his law, his written instructions on how to be His people on earth. Jesus summed up the essence of the law as loving God and loving your neighbour. Freedom comes with responsibility, and like a good parent, God doesn’t leave this rabble of ex-slaves to find their own way. He teaches them His ways and gives them a blueprint to build a nation based on His principles. More than a thousand years later, it was during the Feast of Passover that Jesus shared the Passover Meal one last time with his disciples. As he lifted the traditional unleavened bread to bless it, he explained that he was about to inaugurate a New Covenant through the shedding of his own blood. (Matthew 26:28). This must have all seemed strange to the gathered disciples, who had probably not grasped the full extent of his meaning. The ensuing events that culminated in the cross, left them fearful and despairing. Their sadness was soon turned to joy however as news of his resurrection spread among them. “He appeared to them over a period of forty days and spoke about the Kingdom of God. On one occasion, while he was eating with them, he gave them this command: “Do not leave Jerusalem, but wait for the gift my Father promised, which you have heard me speak about. For John baptized with water, but in a few days you will be baptized with the Holy Spirit.” (Acts 1:3-5) The disciples waited in Jerusalem for the promised gift. It was the time of ‘Counting the Omer’, the 7 week/50 day period between Passover and Shavu’ot. All of Israel was counting the days until the joyful pilgrimage up to the Temple in Jerusalem. The atmosphere was alive with anticipation. As the time got closer, Jewish people from all around the world began to arrive in Jerusalem for the Feast of Shavu’ot (or Pentecost as it was called in Greek.) The city was at bursting point and literally counting the days. “The festival of Shavu’ot arrived, and the believers all gathered together in one place. Suddenly there came a sound from the sky like the roar of a violent wind, and it filled the whole house where they were sitting...” (Acts 2:1) The event of the cross, in a physical moment in time, broke the power of slavery to sin and set us free for eternity. The Lamb of God offered himself as the perfect Passover sacrifice for us all. And, just as the first Passover was completed by the giving of the Torah at Shavu’ot, so the coming of the Holy Spirit at that special Shavu’ot, transformed the disciples’ hearts to know God and empowered them to step into the Kingdom life. The laws of Sinai were now written on their hearts just as Ezekiel had prophesied “I will give you a new heart (to know me) and put a new spirit in you.” (Ezekiel 36:26). Peter, the Galilean fisherman was transformed into a powerful evangelist. As he preached to the gathered crowds, 3,000 people came to faith! What a wonderful reminder Shavu’ot is, to wait for the Word of the Lord and see it bring forth fruit in our lives, to wait for the Holy Spirit’s empowering and experience His enabling to make disciples. Shavu’ot is a time to wait with expectancy!

It is always an inspiration to connect with Rania and hear her passion for God to move in power in Israel and the whole Middle East. As if an Arab Christian woman leading a successful, international ministry in very traditional, conservative community wasn’t enough to be amazed by, Rania’s perspective on Israel as an Arab, and her revelation of God’s love for the Jewish people is heartwarming. She has been a catalyst for bringing the whole Body of Messiah in Israel together: Jew and Arab as family in the natural and in the spiritual - in an area where political feelings run hot this is no small feat. In November, HOPE (House of Prayer and Exploits) founded and directed by Rania, celebrated 20 years of ministry. A celebration was held in HOPE’s hometown of Nazareth: Arab Pastors, Messianic Jewish leaders and international special guests came to mark this milestone. “We had an incredible time reviewing the history of the House of Prayer and Exploits,” shared Rania. “We watched videos about the prophetic history of HOPE, and testimonies of people whose lives had been changed through the ministry, and an interview with the worship team. Finally, we watched a video with congratulation messages coming from our friends and global family around the world.” “In between the videos, the HOPE worship team was leading us in worship, and we were giving thanks to the Lord for everything He has been doing, is doing and will be doing through the ministry of HOPE in the future.” Many of the leaders shared prophetic words over the ministry of HOPE. Pastor Nabil from Kuwait shared an encouraging message about the significance of numbers in the Bible. Several times in the Word of God, 20 years is mentioned in connection with slavery and freedom, for example in the story about Jacob serving Laban for 20 years, before he was released, and God compensated him for everything that was stolen from him. Likewise, the Israelites were oppressed for 20 years under the Canaanite king, but God used Deborah and Barak to release the people and set them free. Pastor Nabil declared prophetically that God is about to bring new anointings of deliverance to the ministry of HOPE, the anointing of Deborah and Barak over this house will be stronger than ever before, the presence of God will be different and more tangible in this place, and many people will receive healing and deliverance. The second meaning of the number 20 in the Bible is also connected to dreams and visions, and Nabil prophesied that God will begin to release more visions and dreams to young and old, and that He will speak using signs, wonders, exploits, dreams and visions. 2 Chronicles 20:20 speaks of the importance of prophecy, and Nabil ended his message saying, “I believe that this is a time when the spirit of prophecy is released over this ministry. We will hear God differently. We will release His word, His message, His encouragements to many people in this coming season, in which God wants to reveal His purposes.” Lilo Keller, a Worship leader and minister from Switzerland, declared that HOPE is a house of light. She thanked Rania for her faithfulness, and for the impact she is having also on the ministry of Schleife in Switzerland as a speaker and a friend. She wanted to bless Rania and her team with Psalm 103, and concluded by saying, “We will never forget the goodness of the Lord, and we will celebrate in the middle of the war His faithfulness, His goodness, and a bright future.” Pastor Andrew and Margaret from Nazareth thanked God for everything He has done through the ministry of HOPE during the last 20 years, for the fire burning on the altar always, for all Rania’s sacrifices and tears and waiting on the Lord, for all the young people who have been trained in prayer and in the prophetic, and who are rising up to reach their destinies. Pastor Andrew ended their greeting by saying that they are believing God for a greater influence of His power in Israel and in the nations of the world. Pastor Avi, Director of Dugit Ministry, Tel Aviv, blessed the ministry of HOPE and said “Chaya and I love you and bless you for your wonderful work of HOPE Nazareth. God bless you!” Pastor Ray and Renaid Almgren, from Pittsburg, USA, shared how they have visited HOPE many times - they became family with the young people, and have seen them grow up both spiritually and in the natural. They believe that the best is yet to come. Renaid shared some prophetic words based on a dream she had just had about Rania, “I had a dream last night, and in the dream, you came to the U.S., and I was so happy to see you. You had a golden look around you, and I believe this symbolizes glory. You said to me, do this video, but stand behind the bamboo. You kept saying to me, you must stand behind the bamboo. Bamboos can grow exponentially and unbelievably many feet over night. So to me the dream confirms what God told me that in this Hebrew year of 5785, a year of double grace, what took you 20 years to accomplish, this year will only take like hours. “In Mark’s gospel it emphasizes ‘immediately,’ that there will be situations that because of your faithfulness, God will bring you what you need, and God will bring to you things that need immediate attention. He has put on you and HOPE the ability to pray and solve problems just like Deborah. I also saw a governmental anointing on HOPE. Your example will teach people how to walk in greater authority. The fourth thing is that you have an assignment in Jerusalem. I saw Jerusalem not only to pray but to gather the nations together. The fifth thing is that on the young people who are now adults at HOPE I saw the healing anointing we prayed for over them coming forth this year and being utilized more than ever. The sixth thing I saw was that the fasting that you and HOPE did brought a unity. There has been a greater unity in Nazareth and a unity among the Arab people through this. Number seven, I saw HOPE becoming HOPE International. It is now according to God an international ministry, not just locally in Nazareth and Israel, but an international organization.” In between the videos of greetings from around the world, the HOPE worship team led everyone in worship, and words of thanks were given to the Lord for everything He has been doing, is doing and will be doing through the ministry of HOPE in the future. The celebration concluded with fellowship around a delicious meal and many desserts including a special 20th anniversary cake. “Our hearts are overwhelmed with gratitude for the ways God has been faithful—both to us as a ministry and to each of you who have journeyed with us,” said Rania. “Through the highs and lows, He has been our unshakable foundation, and together we have seen His Glory. This year, we faced the sobering reality of over a year of war in our nation. Yet, even amidst uncertainty, we stood on the wall of intercession, believing for divine intervention, warring for unity of His bride, and revival. God has shown us again and again that when His people humble themselves and pray, heaven responds. “We are not just a ministry; we are a family. Together, let’s continue building a legacy of worship, prayer, and hope for generations to come. “As we celebrated the 20th anniversary of HOPE ministry, and as we look to the future, we believe God is preparing us for even greater things. Our vision is bold: to equip, unite, and mobilize His people while building a lasting legacy of prayer, worship, and transformation. We invite you to join us on this exciting journey. ” ______________________ To sow into the work of HOPE - DONATE HERE and note that your gift is for HOPE-NAZARETH.

Luke, Executive Director of Helping Hand Coalition was called up into the army reserves where he is serving on the Search and Rescue Unit. “Our mission is to seek out and rescue civilians at impact sites and collapsed buildings who are trapped and to save their lives. Locating them as quickly as possible after impact can be the difference between life and death.” shared Luke. In a similar way, the work of Helping Hand Coalition is seeking out the lost in society and rescuing them with the love of God. No-one could have imagined that Israel would still be locked in a deadly war, one year on since the massacre of 7 October 2023. For Helping Hand Coalition (HHC), that means more opportunities to provide daily and weekly help to Holocaust Survivors and others who are suffering. “Rain or shine, under the threat of enemy rockets, missiles or drones in the air or during times of quiet, our dedicated teams remain active on the ground, committed to delivering essential aid to those who need it the most,” shared Luke. “And thank you all for your continued prayers and financial support Now more than ever, your prayers are making a DIRECT and IMMEDIATE impact! I can personally testify to this as over these past weeks in the army I have seen countless miracles where civilians survived enemy attacks ONLY by the hand and the GRACE of God, and I truly believe this is due to the power of your prayers from around the world!” During the last few months HHC have been distributing brand new mattresses to Holocaust Survivors around the country. This act of love is bringing comfort to the elderly survivors in these difficult days and helping with a good night’s sleep. HHC have also been partnering with another NGO to support refugees who have arrived from the Ukraine-Russia war, and since October 7th, they’ve been helping evacuated families affected by the current war in Israel. GENEROUSLY LOVING OTHERS WITH THE LOVE HE HAS SHOWERED ON US: WITH YOUR HELP WE ARE BRINGING COMFORT TO HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS IN ISRAEL

Rachel Tzeitlin At Passover, Holocaust Survivors reflected on their own personal experiences of deliverance during the Holocaust. During a Helping Hand Coalition ‘Shalom House’ gathering the Holocaust Survivors were asked what the celebration of Passover means to them. Rachel Tzeitlin, a Holocaust Survivor from the Former Soviet Union who now lives in Israel, shared her story: "I was only 4 or 5 years old when my father, mother, and I fled from the Nazis during the evacuation. We needed to cross the Dnipro River (that runs along the Belarus-Ukrainian Border) - the Germans were closing in behind us. It was raining heavily. I was soaked, freezing, sick, and drifting in and out of consciousness. Everyone thought I had died. My father ran around, searching for a place to bury me, convinced I had died. His friend said, “The Germans are so close—just wrap her in a cloth and keep going.” So they did. While on the boat, the rain stopped and it became warmer and everyone threw their jackets over me. As the boat reached the other side, people began collecting their jackets—and that’s when they discovered I was still alive. It was almost a tragic mistake—they had nearly buried me alive. This is just one of many moments that show how I survived. After we crossed the river, the Nazis arrived. Local Ukrainians had told them we were Jews, and the Nazis took us and placed us in a ghetto, where we stayed—with no food, water, or proper clothing. I had only a dress and a coat made from a potato sack. Near the end of the war, Soviet troops were pushed out of the area we were in, and the Germans decided to gather all the Jews and execute us. They forced our parents to dig a long pit. It was October, after the first snow had fallen. The pit filled with freezing water, and they forced us into it. I remember standing in ice-cold water up to my chest. I was only 8 years old. As they prepared to shoot us, by some miracle, someone began firing at the Germans from a small forest behind them. The soldiers fled, assuming we would die in the cold. People began losing consciousness, and some drowned in the freezing water. My mother pulled us out and laid us on the sand. Then, Soviet Red Army soldiers arrived, dragged us out of the pit, and warmed us with alcohol. That is how I survived—on the very edge of death. After the war, when we returned home, my father was able to recover his special prayer shawl, his Talmud, and other belongings he had buried for safekeeping. Despite everything we had endured, my father never lost his faith. He returned to the synagogue and resumed celebrating the holy days, including Passover. God’s power saved us. May His light always shine." Yuri Reznikov from Haifa shared his experience of reconnecting to his roots when he moved to Israel from the former Soviet Union: "I wasn’t raised religious. When I once went to a synagogue in Sverdlovsk, Russia, I learned about the meaning of Passover. I’ve since learned much more since coming to Israel. And today I do celebrate Passover. For me, it’s a way to reconnect with our traditions and national history, and to pass it on to future generations." __________________ “Rachel’s story of survival is nothing short of a miracle!” shared Luke from Helping Hand Coalition. “Hearing her eagerly share this with us during our Passover event is a reminder of how much our time spent together means to those who lived through so much. “As we reflect on God’s great miracles in delivering the Jews out of Egypt, we also see His faithfulness in the lives of people like Rachel, who were delivered from the Holocaust. His hand is still on His people today through His presence and also the care made possible by our donors! “This Passover, we delivered hundreds of food vouchers and other essentials—like dental care sponsorships—through home visits and personal calls across Israel, offering practical relief and meaningful care in the face of rising living costs, limited pensions, and loneliness. “The need is still great. Your support brings tangible comfort to survivors who need it most. “Help us continue reaching people like Rachel and Yuri—those who carry deep stories and still need your love, care, and connection.” __________________ Your People My People sponsors HHC Shalom House gatherings where Holocaust Survivors can come together to share stories, build friendships and enjoy a special afternoon of love and attention to combat isolation & loneliness. Make a Difference in the life of a Holocaust Survivor

Seven young men and six young women have just began the 37th Lech L’cha Discipleship Program. The group met for the first time at the end of April for Lech L’cha’s traditional hike to Emmaus “Just as the early disciples learned from Jesus, when he appeared to them as they walked and discussed recent events, (Luke 26),” shared Lech L’cha, “our prayer is also that God would do that in the lives of these young believers, as they have set aside the next three months to study the word, live in community and concentrate on seeking and hearing from God concerning their future.” These youngsters whose ages range from 20 to 26 have a common prayer request: that God would use the next three months of the LechLcha Discipleship Program to speak to them about what He has for them in their future. Whether it is a calling to further their studies, seek a calling to ministry, or find their place in the job market. They all come from different congregations from around Israel, different backgrounds and different traditions and thoughts, yet they are all united in their love for Yeshua and their desire to serve Him in their lives. Despite the ongoing war, Lech L’cha are still moving ahead in planning for two 3-month, residential discipleship programmes this year, as they did during 2024 - As well as regular conferences and gatherings for young adults. “We are also prayerfully considering a Jesus Trail Hike, similar to the Sea to Sea we had last year,” shared Lech L’cha, “We are grateful for you standing with us at this time and prayerfully supporting the work of Lech L’cha. Please keep the staff and programme participants in your prayer. For God to hold us healthy and strong for the work we are called to do. “Please pray for peace for our region, and in the whole world. For ALL our hostages to come home and for comfort to all the families who have lost a loved one.” _____________ Invest in the next generations of leaders

“We recently received news from our landlords—they will not be renewing our lease for the building that has been our home for the past six years. And they have already given the lease to someone else,” shared Avi Mizrachi, Director of Dugit Ministries and Founder of Adonai Roi Congregation. “This building has housed not just Dugit’s offices and one of our Distribution Centres but is also home to our local Messianic congregation Adonai Roi, our beloved prayer tower overlooking Tel Aviv, and our Shelanu TV online ministry. “In less than 60 days, everything we have built within these walls will need a new home. This decision by our landlords, while shocking, does not surprise us. As Messianic Jewish believers, we are all too familiar with this kind of persecution.” Some Ultra Orthodox Jewish Groups who see faith in Yeshua as Messiah as a threat to traditional Judaism actively work towards preventing Messianic groups from renting buildings, holding meetings and even discrediting their leaders by displaying posters near their places of work and homes. Avi continued, “We understand that pressure from outside organizations can often lead landlords and businesses to sever ties with Messianic organizations like ours. This is not the first time we have faced such challenges, yet even in this trial, we remain confident of God’s faithfulness and His plans for us. “Last year, I was with a group gathered in our prayer tower to intercede for Israel, and during that powerful time of prayer, a man shared an unexpected prophetic word with me: “This building is not your home.” “At the time, I did not fully understand what it meant, but now it is clear. I believe that God is leading us to something greater - a permanent home that no one can take away from us. A place where we can continue to pray, worship, and proclaim the Good News without fear of displacement. “I believe God is preparing the perfect home for us to plant roots here in the ground of Tel Aviv.” Dugit Outreach Coffee Shop is not affected as it’s in a totally different building that Dugit own but losing the space for Adonai Roi Congregation, the Prayer Tower, Shelanu TV, one of the Foodbank Distribution Centres and the Dugit Offices has a huge impact on the ministry. Let’s pray for wisdom and direction as they search for new premises. ______________________________ If you would like to support the ministry of Dugit:

Students from the 36th cohort of Lech Lecha’s discipleship programme travelled to Ethiopia a few weeks ago, to serve the local people in projects being run by Messianic Ministry: Jewish Voice. “It was a crazy experience,” shared one of the girls, “we went out to serve the Lord in Ethiopia, Jewish Voice opened a field hospital and about 11,340 patients arrived in five days. We experienced God’s love in this place His grace and mercy in this short period, people were healed and children were enjoying and laughing - it reminded me of the verse from psalm 133: “How good and pleasant it is when brothers [and sisters] live together in unity!”” It was an amazing experience for these students who after months of studying and worshipping together at the Lech L’cha base in central Israel got to live out their faith through blessing the people of Ethiopia and travelling to remote villages to serve the local communities there. Pray for the seeds that were planted in Ethiopia and for the experiences and memories gained by the Israeli Believers that the Lord will use them for His glory!

Helping Hand Coalition, a family-run ministry to Holocaust Survivors who live in Israel has been finding many different ways to bring God’s love to these precious elderly people. One of their projects links up Survivors in Israel with Christians from Germany who have a desire to reconcile after the terrible events of the Holocaust and bring God’s love and healing to the ones who were victims of their nation’s atrocities. We have witnessed first hand the healing experienced in the room when repentance and forgiveness is flowing. “Even during such challenging times for Israel, there are still German guests visiting and interacting with the survivors of the Holocaust they support through the GAiN Sponsorship Program,” shared Helping Hand Coalition. “So much joy and emotion could be felt from both sides. Geniah felt so special to have her international friends coming to her house to meet her in person and spend time with her and bring her warmth, love and gifts.” During the lead up to Biblical Holiday times like Purim and Passover, Helping Hand Coalition distributes supermarket vouchers to those in need to help them to also experience the celebrations with joy. “Some of the German families who are part of the GAiN Sponsorship Program sent parcels, special gifts and love messages to so many Holocaust survivors before the Passover celebrations in Israel in early April,” shared HHC. “It was so great to see smiles of appreciation on the faces of the elderly, who very much appreciate the gifts and visits from Helping Hand Coalition. “It’s been a very difficult year for Holocaust Survivors in Israel, one survivor we serve recently shared how October 7th shook her and her fellow survivors more than the Holocaust itself. She said, “Purim is a celebration of survival. But before the victory, there was fear. During the Holocaust, we were Jews in exile, without a country—powerless, defenceless. But on October 7th, we felt that Israel itself could be lost.” Pray for Holocaust Survivors in these days, that they will not be overwhelmed by fear but will receive the peace of God in their hearts. _______________________ Support Holocaust survivors in Israel - we only have a small window of time to show them the love of God.

More than 600 women from all over Israel came together to worship the Lord at the annual Bat Zion (Daughter of Zion) conference spearheaded by Chaya Mizrachi (Dugit Ministries). It was the largest gathering they had ever had as women desperate for a touch from God, came to be refreshed, healed and empowered to serve the Lord. “We invited women from across the nation to lift their hearts and voices in prayer for healing, hope, and salvation,” shared Chaya. “We bus them from wherever they live to our gathering. So many of these women have endured unimaginable loss—family members lost in war, homes uprooted, and lives forever changed.” “I believe these Bat Zion gatherings are a part of a sacred mission unfolding in Israel.” The ongoing war with Hamas in Gaza has had a deep impact on women in Israel. With husbands and sons called up to fight on the frontlines many are left to deal with the impact on the homefront by themselves. From gathering up children during the night to run to bomb shelters, to managing the rollercoaster of emotions as more details are released from the October 7th massacre and conditions experienced by hostages still in captivity. Every family has a link to someone that has experienced unimaginable trauma. For the followers of Yeshua (Jesus) who want to be a light and a hope for a nation in mourning, both Jewish and Arab Believers came to receive that refreshing from the Holy Spirit and emotional and physical healing that they so desperately needed. There was so much breakthrough and the women were able to return to their home situations strengthened and empowered. Please, continue to hold these women in your prayers that they will be powerful witnesses to the Lord. _____________________________ With your support, Jewish and Arab Believers are experiencing healing, freedom and empowerment. Donate to support more conferences like this:

300 (Jewish & Arab) young people attended Dor Haba’s week long Youth Summer Camp last year. Worshipping and praying together and bringing dance and drama to the beach front in Netanya as well as performing original music they created at the camp in Hebrew and Arabic for Israelis living in the surrounding neighbourhoods. Pray for Tal and the Dor Haba volunteers as they plan this year’s summer camp in July. ________________________________________ Every week, children aged between 5 to 12 are meeting together in Jerusalem to pray. These “Kids Watches” are led by the kids and facilitated by Dor Haba. They pray about the war, for the soldiers, for the government, for salvation of Jews and Muslims, for revival in the Middle East, for unity in the Body of Messiah, and more. They pick prayer topics and scriptures to pray from, as well as worship songs. The children lead a total of four hours a week, and the Dor Haba teenagers lead another five hours. In addition to these scheduled children’s and youth watches, local youth cover many other hours of prayer in Succat Hallel, sometimes even night watches on the weekends. “We believe their intercession and worship are a key part of preparing the way for our coming King Yeshua in these last days!” shared Tal. Recently, Dor Haba ran a whole weekend Kids Conference for ages 7-13 - the worship teams were made up of the kids - it was so inspiring to see them use the gifts God has given them for His Kingdom. Keep praying for this emerging generation! ____________________ Support the emerging generation of Jewish and Arab Believers

A few months ago Dor Haba (a Jerusalem based, youth focused, worship and prayer ministry) held a conference for young adults (18-26) at a hostel in the centre of Tel Aviv. Many of the Jewish and Arab followers of Yeshua (Jesus) who came, said it was such an amazing time of refreshing for them to be in the presence of God and to come together with other Believers. Some of the attendees were doing their national service and had been called up to serve in the war - they expressed how it was the first time they had been able to receive prayer or worship together for months. There were about 100 other guests in the hostel and many of them sat in on the meetings, bought Dor Haba T-Shirts and most importantly, asked who these people were and why they were worshipping together as Jews and Arabs. (Especially as the IDF soldiers could be seen worshipping and praying hand in hand with the Arab Believers.) “We were able to tell so many of them about Yeshua, and about the dividing walls He has broken down through His work on the cross. It was so cool,” shared Tal, Director of Dor Haba. “The manager told me after we left that guests were still talking about our group — that we brought so much joy to the hostel through the music. “Our kitchen staff got to share the Lord with a young lady who was displaced to Tel Aviv from kibbutz Be’eri in the South (after the October 7th massacre). She told them how over 200 people she knew personally were either kidnapped or killed on October 7th. She spoke with us for four hours on the first day, and was with us the whole day the next day. Someone on our kitchen staff gave her a New Testament, and she read the first seven chapters of Matthew that night. A week later she called to tell us she had read the whole New Testament and now wanted to re-read the Old Testament in light of that, and also come to Succat Hallel. “People are hungry. People are hurting. And people are searching. We are blessed that we got to be a light together in that hostel in the centre of Tel Aviv. What an opportunity!” __________________ Keep praying for the young people in Israel that healing and light will break through! Click the button below to support the work of Dor Haba - note your gift is for Dor Haba

Thank you so much for your support for the Israeli ministries supported by Your People My People. In Matthew 10, we are reminded of our good Father’s amazing awareness of all that goes on around us - not a sparrow falls to the ground without Him noticing, and perhaps even more amazing, Yeshua/Jesus tells us that God’s knowledge even extends to the number of hairs we have on our head! In verse 42, He goes on to say, “And if anyone gives even a cup of cold water to one of these little ones who is my disciple, truly I tell you, that person will certainly not lose their reward.” We’d like to thank you for being a ‘water carrier’! One who has given a much needed ‘cup of cold water’ to some of those who are Yeshua’s disciples. We know you didn’t give just so you could receive a reward, but our Father knows your generous heart. And we may not know exactly what God has in mind for rewarding those who give, but we know that the fruit of your offerings are being reaped even now! Lives are being touched and transformed with the love of God and the good news of the Gospel as Israeli believers are empowered by your practical expression of kindness and generosity. We appreciate your heart to partner with what God is doing in Israel through the Jewish and Arab believers, and trust that as you bless, you will also be blessed! For such a time as this! Blessings and Shalom! If you would like to become a water carrier on a regular basis - providing much needed 'water' month by month - to see God's Kingdom impact in ways beyond our imagination - click the button below: