As we stand at the cusp of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, the alarming surge in antisemitism, as reported by the ADL, casts a somber shadow on our hearts. In a period spanning just three months since the October 7th attack in Israel, the United States has witnessed a staggering 360-percent increase in antisemitic incidents. This powerful reality is not just a statistic; it's a clear reminder for us, as Christian Women for Israel, to be lights in the darkness of this world, embodying the call of Esther 'for such a time as this,' and standing firm in our commitment against such hatred.
Shocking as it may be, as we observe International Holocaust Remembrance Day at the end of this month, we are painfully reminded that Jewish lives are still being held hostage, torn from their families, and subjected to brutality and the United Nations has failed to respond to this horrific attack. This stark reality echoes the horrors of the past, urging us not to be silent...
Our hearts are heavy for Rachel, marking 100 days since her son Hersh's kidnapping by Hamas. This stark image, with '100' on masking tape, is a painful call to action in a world where we vowed "Never Again." Yet, such deep-seated hatred persists, infiltrating even prestigious institutions like Harvard University, where Jewish students filed a lawsuit accusing it of allowing its campus to become a “bastion” of rampant antisemitism.
This echoes the timeless struggle against hatred and discrimination, reminiscent of the biblical story of Esther. In her, we find inspiration to stand against such injustices. As the Christian Women for Israel community, we are compelled to act, embodying Esther's spirit in advocating for justice and truth.
Our commitment is twofold: to sign the petition for October 7th as the “World Day Against Antisemitism” and to stand in solidarity with Hersh and others being held hostage. This Sunday,...
Imagine this story a young girl wearing a simple yet elegant cross. When her pastor asks her about the stark difference between her ornament and the cross of Jesus, her reply is a profound lesson for us all. “Oh, I know that,” she says with the clarity of innocence, “But they told me in Sunday school that whatever Jesus touches, He changes.” This story is a mirror to our own lives, where the burdens we carry, much like Jesus' rugged, heavy...
Are you ready for an unforgettable experience in the Holy Land? Join Cynthia Douthit, director of the Jewish Christian Studies Center, on an insightful tour from Genesis to Revelation, starting at $3,750* from Newark, NJ on December 5, 2023.
This tour will take you on a journey back in time, culture, content, and context in which the Bible was written and lived. The theme for the tour is Matthew 24, and we will celebrate the festival of Hanukkah, which Yeshua Jesus also celebrated.
We will bridge the Torah to the New Testament, to the book of Revelation, His return, and the 1000-Year Reign. You will have access to interesting teachings and learning opportunities, such as lighting the Hanukkiah nightly, the Shabbat candles, Havdalah, sighting the new moon on Rosh Chodesh, and the opportunity to be immersed in the Jordan River, all of which were very familiar to Jesus and the people of the time.
Our tour will offer you a unique opportunity to experience the Land in the Biblical...
Listen in as Seth Davis of IsraAid, an Israeli-based humanitarian nonprofit organization, shares about their emergency response to provide resources and support that helps save lives in times of disaster.
New Moon Shevat Teaching: Stand in Jesus’ Authority to Receive the Coming Blessing of God!
During this important month, we must refuse the intimidation and lies of the enemy and claim the abundance of blessing that is ours through the authority of King Jesus. Learn more by watching this incredible, and refreshing, New Moon Shevat teaching from Christian Women for Israel teaching Pastors, Ken and Lisa Albin.
Be one of the first to watch the official trailer of the upcoming limited series A Small Light that shares the story of Miep Gies, the Dutch secretary of Otto Frank — Anne Frank’s father — who helped hide the Jewish family from the Nazis during World War II. You’ll be amazed and inspired at how God chooses the ordinary for extraordinary purposes!
It's encouraging to go around the table at Thanksgiving to hear what everyone is thankful for. Why not practice gratitude all year long?
Dedicate and decorate an empty jar to be your “Gratitude Jar” beginning this Thanksgiving. If you don't have time, you can even buy one on Amazon like the one shown above.
Keep small note sheets and a pen next to your Gratitude Jar. From this Thanksgiving to next Thanksgiving, write down what you are grateful for.
Each Thanksgiving Day, read the notes from a year's worth of gratitude and reflect back on God's faithfulness.
Experience the Holy Land and the Bible like never before by signing up to receive a quarterly Artza Box — packed with exquisite and varied locally sourced items from Israel, bringing the stories, Scripture and character of the Holy Land and her artisans to life. Every box you receive is tangible proof of your support of the small businesses and charities of Israel that come together to make up your Artza box.
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