As I write this to you, my heart is deeply moved by the powerful ways God is still working in this land—through His people, by His Spirit, and often in the quiet acts of love and obedience.
Today, I want to share with you about my dear friend Daniel, who came all the way from Switzerland to volunteer with us. You’ll see his story and heart in the video below, but allow me to introduce him to you through my own eyes.
Daniel didn’t come with a big platform or loud voice. He came with a servant’s heart and a message that is at the very center of our ministry: reconciliation—between Jew and Arab, and most importantly, between all people and God.
At a time when tension and fear are thick in the air, and the pain of division is felt in every corner of Israel, Daniel came bearing a message of peace. Not a peace forged by politics, but a peace born of the Holy Spirit. He came to be a bridge. To bless both Jew and Arab. To be a vessel of Yeshua’s love in a land that longs for healing.
This is the heart of our ministry. This is the gospel we live out!
For He Himself is our peace, who has made the two groups one and has destroyed the barrier, the dividing wall of hostility.
Ephesians 2:14
Daniel’s mission is not unlike ours—it is the mission of every believer who says yes to Jesus in a hurting world. It is a mission to show that the love of Yeshua is stronger than fear, stronger than hate, and greater than the divisions that the world tries to impose.
But friends, I want to be honest with you. As we do this work in Nazareth, in the Galilee and beyond—this message of reconciliation doesn’t come without a cost. It takes courage. It takes time. And yes, it takes faithful support from those who believe in the power of God to transform lives in Israel.
Your support—your prayers, your giving, your standing with us—is critical.
Now more than ever, the people of this land need to see and hear the gospel not just in words, but in action.
We are so thankful for people like Daniel, who come to walk this message out with us. But we’re just as thankful for people like you—who may not walk the streets of Nazareth with us physically, but who are right beside us in spirit, in faith, and in generosity.
How beautiful on the mountains are the feet of those who bring good news, who proclaim peace, who bring good tidings, who proclaim salvation…
Isaiah 52:7
Would you continue to stand with us today? As you watch the video, as you see Daniel’s heart, I invite you to ask the Lord how He may want you to partner with us in this season.
Let us not grow weary. Let us keep pressing on. Let us keep being His witnesses of love and reconciliation in the very land where it all began.