One of the most beautiful things the Lord has done in our time as a church is the precious friendship He has given us with the Jewish community in Migdal Ha-Emek, and especially with Rabbi Yosef. What began as a connection has grown into a relationship of love, trust, and mutual blessing.
Through this partnership, Home of Jesus the King Church has been able to bring real help and hope to families in need, showing the love of Jesus in practical ways. At the same time, we have been so touched to have Rabbi Yosef standing with us, praying for us, blessing our church family, and appreciating the heart behind all we do. Truly, the Lord is writing a story of reconciliation and friendship right here in Israel — one that reflects His promise:
“I will bless those who bless you”
Genesis 12:3
Watch this powerful prayer from Rabbi Yosef, spoken over Home of Jesus the King Church and all our dear partners.
Now, we have a very special opportunity to once again put love into action.
Rabbi Yosef has reached out to us on behalf of children in his synagogue’s community — 30 boys and 30 girls who are in desperate need of school backpacks and supplies as they begin the new school year. These are families struggling financially, and this simple gift will mean the world to them.
What an honor it is for us, as followers of Jesus, to step into this need and be a blessing to God’s chosen people in such a practical and heartfelt way. Every backpack given is more than just pens, pencils, and notebooks — it’s a message of love, a testimony of reconciliation, and a seed of hope sown into the lives of Jewish children.
How You Can Be Part of This Blessing
We invite you to join us in this beautiful project. Together, we can provide these 60 children with everything they need to begin their school year with joy and confidence. Your support will not only meet a practical need, but it will also speak powerfully of the love of Jesus and the heart of reconciliation that He has placed in us.
This is our chance to live out Genesis 12:3 — to bless the children of Israel, to stand with them in love, and to let them know they are not forgotten.