Some projects begin as plans. Others begin as prayers whispered over many years—prayers shaped by faces, stories, and moments that leave a mark on your heart forever. This new humanitarian aid center in Nof HaGalil is one of those stories.
For years, we have walked alongside people across northern Israel during some of the most difficult seasons of their lives. We have sat with elderly Holocaust survivors who felt forgotten. We have welcomed families arriving from Ukraine and Russia carrying trauma, uncertainty, and loss. We have helped struggling parents place food on the table and stood beside new immigrants trying to rebuild their lives from the ground up. Again and again, we have seen how a simple act of compassion can open the door to something much deeper: trust, healing, dignity, and hope.
Now, by God’s grace, a new chapter is beginning.
We have officially signed the agreement for a new humanitarian aid center in Nof HaGalil—a place that will become far more than a distribution point for aid. We believe this center will become a living testimony of God’s love in action: a place where practical care and genuine compassion meet people exactly where they are.
There is something deeply significant about what God is allowing us to build in this season. In a time when fear, division, and uncertainty continue to affect so many families across Israel, the Lord is opening a door for us to establish a permanent place of refuge and support in the Galilee. A place where Jewish and Arab families alike can come for help, encouragement, and human connection. A place where people who feel isolated or overwhelmed can discover that they are not alone.
Scripture says, “Carry each other’s burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ” (Galatians 6:2). This verse captures the heartbeat behind everything we hope this center will become. Not simply a building filled with supplies—but a place filled with compassion. A place where people are treated with dignity, listened to with care, and reminded that their lives matter to God.
We envision shelves stocked with food and emergency supplies for families in crisis. Rooms where volunteers pray with hurting people and encourage those who have lost hope. A welcoming environment where relationships can grow naturally over time. In many ways, this center will become a bridge—connecting practical ministry with spiritual restoration, and revealing the love of Yeshua not only through words, but through consistent acts of faithfulness.
And perhaps most importantly, this center will allow us to continue responding quickly in times of emergency. Over the past years, northern Israel has faced repeated seasons of instability and war. Needs can arise suddenly, and having a dedicated humanitarian center will help us serve communities more effectively, consistently, and compassionately when people need it most.
We truly believe this place will impact countless lives for years to come.
But while signing the agreement was a major step forward, there is still an important need before us. In order to fully secure and prepare this new center for ministry, we must raise the remaining $226,000 by the end of June 2026. This step has required faith, courage, and complete dependence on the Lord—and we believe He will continue providing through faithful friends and partners who understand the importance of what is being built here.
This is where you become part of the story.
Your support is not simply helping fund a building project. You are helping establish a place where vulnerable people will encounter compassion, practical care, and hope. You are helping Holocaust survivors feel remembered. You are helping immigrants begin again. You are helping struggling families experience dignity in difficult seasons. And you are helping create a lasting testimony of God’s love in the Galilee.
As Isaiah 58:10 reminds us, “If you spend yourselves in behalf of the hungry and satisfy the needs of the oppressed, then your light will rise in the darkness.” We believe this new center will become exactly that kind of light—a steady, visible expression of God’s goodness in the midst of uncertainty.
We ask first for your prayers: pray that this center would be established on a strong spiritual foundation, filled with wisdom, peace, and God’s presence from the very beginning. Pray for every future conversation, every family, every elderly person, every child, and every hurting heart that will one day walk through these doors.
And if the Lord places it on your heart, we invite you to partner with us financially as we work to complete this vision. Every gift—large or small—helps lay another stone in what God is building here in Israel.
Thank you for standing with us so faithfully. Together, we are not only meeting urgent needs for today—we are helping establish a place where hope can continue taking root for generations to come.