Growing Believers in Israel: A Fulfillment of Prophecy

Shalom from Jerusalem!

There are three ways the Body of believers grows in Israel. Evangelism, growing families—and immigration of Jewish believers.

The Law of Return currently gives Jews of all walks of life the right to establish their home here in the Land of Israel. One of the main reasons Maoz was founded in 1976 was to help Jewish believers fulfill their calling and move to Israel by providing them with legal counsel and financial aid.

It was a sort of underground railroad feel. My childhood memories are full of the constant flow of new immigrants who would spend a few days, weeks or even months living with us as they went through the process of getting citizenship and then getting settled with a home, job—and of course, Hebrew language school.

They filled the guest rooms and when those were full–occupied a mattress on our laundry room floor. It didn’t bother me. We all understood it was just as important to bring in mature believers from abroad into the Body as it was to add new believers from Israel’s population.

That is why Maoz spends tens of thousands of dollars each year assisting new Jewish believers to get their citizenship and settle in the land. The more we raise, the more believers we help.

Those in our government who oppose Yeshua are aware the law is on our side, and they are trying to change that. In John 9:4, Yeshua said it was important to work while it is still day—while the doors are still open.

• Pray for those whose hearts want to come but have roadblocks in their lives.

• Pray for those who have put in applications and are at the mercy of committees.

• Pray that God would hinder the efforts of anti-Yeshua organizations who illegally collaborate with those in the Ministry of Interior to expose and reject Jewish believers.

And consider a gift to help these immigrants with this move that is both life changing—and a fulfillment of ancient prophecy!

We would be honored for you to join us in the urgency of the hour.

For Israel’s Sake,

Kobi and Shani Ferguson