The Greatest Battle for Some IDF Soldiers

In Israel, military service is compulsory for both men (3 years) and women (2 years). There are a few religious, medical and ethnic exceptions, but most Israelis begin military service either immediately after high school or following a gap year. Young people in Israel grow up quickly as they are given responsibilities (such as leading …

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An Event You Don’t Want to Miss: JUST CHURCH

If you are in the Southern California area, listen up! There is a very exciting event coming up September 8, so save the date! Meanwhile, the rest of us will jump on the prayer bandwagon! This event could be a catalyst in waking up the American church, so let's be part of the excitement! It's …

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BREAKING: Fire Threatens Baptist Village in Petah Tikvah

For those who have journeyed to Israel with us, you will fondly remember the Baptist Village encampment where we typically attend a Messianic worship service. This morning a fire threatened the property and, except by the fast-acting staff of BV and nearby neighbors, the encampment could have been engulfed. By God's grace, He protected them! …

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What will Yom Yerushalayim Look Like Today?

The cease-fire between Israel and the terrorist organizations in the Gaza Strip is holding, though things could still heat up in the coming hours as Israelis celebrate Yom Yerushalayim (Jerusalem Day). It is the annual commemoration of Jerusalem's reunification in 1967, following the Six-Day War. Jerusalem Day may be the second most important civic holiday …

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