Shalom!  

We are so privileged to able to serve our great Messiah here in Israel. This past year we have especially been blessed to see so many people touched by the life transforming grace of God.

Our entire community are committed to making 2011 an even greater blessing to our people. We are committed to continue the work of:

-Evangelism

-Discipling new believers
-Equipping leaders
-Teaching family values

-Children's activities
-Standing with God's purposes for Israel
-Building community

The challenges are great, but we know that our God will make a way. United under His guidance we are encouraged to expect even greater victories in the coming year.

To undertake these challenges, we have set for ourselves a number of financial goals for the coming year. We encourage you to partner with us and helping us show the true face of Messiah to the people of Israel.

-  $10,000 for transportation for elderly and needy families. Many people are in need of spiritual encouragement but have no way of getting to the congregation or even a house group.

- $15,000 for practical helps for widows and single parent moms. Many of these precious women depend on the spiritual and practical helps we provide throughout the year.

- $5,000 to help support a key leadership family continue to serve the congregation. Last year we suffered the loss of a major contributor that was helping provide support for this pastoral leadership family. Without this support this gifted family will be limited in how much of their time they can give to the work of the ministry.

As we approach the New Year we challenge you to consider making an investment to advance God's Kingdom here in Israel through the work of Beit Immanuel. Together let us "arise and shine, for the Glory of the Lord has risen upon us."

Right now why not make you year end investment and touch the people of Israel with God's unconditional love.

Click here to make your special year end gift before December 31. 

Click here to email us and find out more about how you can help.

Blessings and peace to each of you,

David Lazarus