Standing With Israel

God’s will for Jerusalem is that it be whole—undivided.

Today there are more than 12,000 Jewish believers in the Messiah. Hundreds of years ago, the Old Testament prophet Isaiah declared: “And it shall come to pass in that day that the remnant of Israel, and such as have escaped of the house of Jacob, will never again depend on him who defeated them, but

God promises to bless the man or nation that blesses the chosen people.

Messianic congregations in the Holy Land are growing despite continued terrorism and religious persecution.

In June 1939, the United States turned away a ship carrying 937 Jewish refugees from Europe. Most of the passengers later perished in the Holocaust. Yet today, Christians are calling the church to repent for its silence 62 years ago.

Thousands of Jews are moving to Israel. Some are fleeing Holocaust-style threats in the former Soviet Union while others are yearning for their biblical homeland. Amid this 21st century exodus, Christians are providing Jews with humanitarian aid, prayer and hope. Johannes Facius knows the hour is late. He can see the fear and desperation in