From Nazareth to Norway
A Testimony of Unity in Yeshua

This week, we bring you a powerful reminder that true peace is not only possible—it’s already happening.

Pastor Saleem recently traveled to Norway, where he had an unexpected but divinely orchestrated encounter with Israeli influencer and believer Hananya Naftali during the Jerusalem Prayer Breakfast.

Though they didn’t plan to meet there, both Pastor Saleem and Hananya recognized that their crossing paths was not a coincidence but part of God’s perfect plan.

In this heartfelt video shared from Norway, Pastor Saleem introduced Hananya as “not just a friend, but a beloved brother.” What made this moment so impactful was the visible unity between an Arab Christian and a Jewish believer—standing together, sharing God’s love, and declaring that reconciliation is possible through Yeshua the Messiah.

“We are together here to show the love of Yeshua to everyone and show that we can live together in peace… as ambassadors of the Kingdom of God,” Pastor Saleem shared.

Hananya added, “Peace is possible. We are living it. And living in peace doesn’t mean compromising our biblical values. It means walking them out in love and truth.”

Their message struck a chord with those attending the Jerusalem Prayer Breakfast in Norway. People were encouraged and inspired to see firsthand how God is moving in the hearts of Arabs and Jews alike. Together, they emphasized the importance of raising up a new generation free from hatred and filled instead with the love and truth of Yeshua.

This message is central to our mission at Home of Jesus the King Church—to bring reconciliation between peoples, to tear down walls of division, and to lift up the name of Yeshua in love, truth, and unity.

As Pastor Saleem concluded, he encouraged supporters to continue praying:

“Pray for Hananya’s ministry. Pray for Home of Jesus the King Church. Follow what God is doing in Israel. We love you and we pray for you!”

Let us continue to be part of what God is building—bridges of peace, platforms for truth, and hearts transformed by the Gospel.