As followers of Jesus, we are called to shine His light in the darkest of times and show His love to those who are struggling. Today, we have a unique opportunity to stand with Israel and be a beacon of hope for families and children facing hardship during the festive season of Sukkot.
While Sukkot is traditionally a time of celebration, gratitude, and remembrance of God’s provision, many Jewish families are finding it hard to celebrate due to the ongoing challenges in Israel and the refugee crisis in Ukraine. Families who have fled their homes, children who have experienced trauma, and countless others are in need of comfort and care.
At Home of Jesus the King Church, we feel called to bring joy to these children by giving them a special Sukkot gift: a coloring book set that beautifully tells the stories of the Bible. These sets include coloring pencils, stickers, and art and crafts, giving children a creative way to engage with the Word of God, and allowing them to experience a moment of peace and joy despite their difficult circumstances.
This simple gift is a reminder to these children that they are not forgotten. That they are loved, cared for, and that people are standing with them, praying for them, and wanting to bless them. Through these gifts, we are able to reflect the love of Jesus in a way that touches their hearts and lifts their spirits.
For just $10, you can bless a child with one of these coloring and craft sets. We are standing in faith to be able to bless 500 children during Sukkot! These small acts of kindness are answers to prayers — an opportunity to bring joy and relief to families who have faced unimaginable trials.
There are so many families who are struggling right now and your support can make all the difference. Your generosity can transform this season of Sukkot into a true celebration of God’s love, showing these precious families that they are not alone in their time of need.
Together, we can bring joy, peace, and hope to the people of Israel during this special season. Please prayerfully consider joining us in this mission. By blessing His people, we are blessing Jesus Himself, as He reminds us in Matthew 25:40:
“Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.“
Let’s be an answer to someone’s prayer this Sukkot. God bless you.
