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July 3, 2008

Greetings in Jesus name!

Yesterday, first of July 2008 we have begun the mission in Israel… www.hayajadeda.com

We all know the importance of the Holy Land Mission. but again.

We have declared a spiritual war against Satan and his kingdom on earth… we are mature enough to know that Satan fights back and this is why we have these obstacle nowadays. The war will have many battles but be confident in God's promise, we will win the war in Jesus name… It is not us who fight but God.

We have accepted the call of God to save people and release the captives… It is spiritual war and not physical war. We are fighting for souls not for lands. we will defeat Satan again soon in the holy land.

We are doing the most holy mission on earth… the mission that we were born for… the mission that we committed our lives to. let us not look back at this time but straight only towards the Cross. Nothing worth more than pleasing God and doing his will. so let us not leave this life without doing it…

We covet your prayer!

Blessings!

Hani, and all the mission team

Update on Ministry

First phase of Israel city campaigns
The first phase was directed toward Russian speaking Jews its impact was much greater than what Messianic Churches were expecting. The sheer amount of calls speaks of the desire for spiritual truth in the nation of Israel.

Calls from all over Israel
Over 1300 calls came in from nearly every city in Israel; Jerusalem, Joppa, Tel Aviv, Beersheba, Haifa, Nasareth, Tiberias, Lodi, Netanja, Ashkelon, Eilat, Sdero, Beit She'an, Afula and Ashdod...locals expected to receive 6 to 10 calls during the month-long campaign but in the first week of April we logged calls over a hundred times that amount!

180 buses carry salvation message
Ads on the sides and backside of 180 buses in Jerusalem made their way through Jerusalem each day. Eight second ads were seen on jumbo video monitors 100 thousand times.

In June-July the campaign will expand to include the Arabic language. An estimated 2 million Arabic speaking people will potentially be reached.