Shelter and Safety

In Our Church Building

As the situation continues to escalate, our church — located two levels underground in a bomb shelter — has become a literal place of refuge. Every night, we open our doors to 20–30 people, many of whom are families with small children or individuals without access to safe shelter.

It’s a powerful opportunity to show love in action. We are working to make our space more livable for extended stays and are stocking up on food, mattresses, and other essentials. Join this wonderful initiative and be a part of it.

Helping Gena's family in crisis

Among the people we’re supporting through our Generous Basket project is a young immigrant family who arrived in Israel just six months ago. The husband is a worship leader in one of the Tel Aviv congregations.

Tragically, their home was severely damaged in the recent explosion, and they lost almost everything. With the war, the husband also lost his job. His wife is seven months pregnant, and they are now facing a severe emotional and financial crisis.

We’ve helped them move out what remained of their belongings, provided support, and are now raising funds to help them cover rent, a two-month deposit, and basic household items to start again.

Together, we are making a difference. Together, we are bringing real change. Your support is a lifeline — bringing hope, strength, and tangible help to those in desperate need. Thank you for standing with Israel.

Hope Amid Missiles

This past Friday, everything changed here in Israel.

We’ve gotten used to hearing sirens in the night, but this time was different. We didn’t know what exactly was coming, but deep down, we all felt that life was about to shift in a big way. When we heard that hundreds of missiles were heading our way from Iran, we prepared for the worst.

In just a few days, so many people have lost their homes, their stuff, and even people they love. Every night, we’ve been running into bomb shelters, hearing explosions, feeling the ground shake. It’s been intense, and honestly, heartbreaking.

It’s wild how one day the streets are full of laughter and light — and the next, everything is silent under the weight of destruction and grief. Moments like this really make you stop and ask: who are we?

We are strong.

We are resilient.

We are God’s people — and we’re here to bring Gods love, no matter how dark it gets.

Even though the ceiling of our Generous Basket store has fallen, our foundation is with God; and with God, we are stronger than ever. There are families that have lost their homes and all of their personal belongings, left with only the clothes on their back. This is why we are working around the clock to distribute clothes and food around to the areas that have been affected.

It is inspiring to see how in the face of tragedy, the people of Israel continue to show up for each other. Love has been the thread that has woven us all together to form a beautiful mosaic. And we will continue to show God’s love through our actions, our words, and our prayers. Because, “if God is for us, who can be against us?” (Romans 8:31).

"For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do."

Ephesians 2:10

You can be a part of what God is doing here in the land of Israel. Join us in bringing hope, love, and practical help to the people of Israel in this difficult time.