We’re excited to share a beautiful story of partnership, compassion, and faith in action. Recently, our team at Home of Jesus the King Church had the privilege of preparing a large shipment of food boxes for families in need in the northern town of Kiryat Shmona — right along Israel’s border with Lebanon.
Kiryat Shmona has suffered greatly in recent years. Many families there have faced constant danger, displacement, and uncertainty as they try to rebuild their lives after months of conflict. Yet even in the middle of this hardship, God is opening doors for love and unity to shine.
This week, our dear friend Moshe, a representative from the Kiryat Shmona municipality, came all the way to Nazareth to collect food boxes from our humanitarian warehouse. Together, we loaded his vehicle with many food boxes — each one filled with essential food items and, even more importantly, a message of love and hope from the heart of Yeshua.
Pastor Saleem shared his gratitude for this opportunity to work hand in hand with the municipality, explaining how important it is to serve the people of northern Israel during such a difficult time. He expressed deep thanks to all of our friends and supporters around the world whose giving makes this work possible, saying that together we are bringing real change and hope to those who need it most.
Moshe also expressed his appreciation for the partnership, speaking about how meaningful it was for the municipality to receive support from Home of Jesus the King Church and our partners like you, which shows how your kindness and generosity is make a lasting impact in Israel.
Moments like these remind us why we do what we do. When Arabs and Jews work hand in hand to bless those in need, it becomes a powerful testimony of God’s love. It shows that the message of Yeshua isn’t just preached — it’s lived out in compassion, unity, and service.
Our goal through these efforts is simple: to shine the love of Jesus and to build bridges between communities that have long been divided. Every food box is a seed of reconciliation — a way to say, “We see you, we care about you, and we’re praying for you.” In a time when the world is full of conflict, these small acts of kindness carry the light of hope into places that need it most.
We continue to pray for peace on Israel’s northern border, for the safety of every family in Kiryat Shmona, and for the full return of the hostages. And we thank God for partners like you who make this work possible — through your prayers, your giving, and your love for Israel.
Together, we are showing that love has no borders, and that the light of Yeshua can heal and unite where fear once divided.
Thank you for being part of this mission — together, we are being His hands and feet in the Land of Israel.