A fragile ceasefire was announced overnight, and for the first time in a while, the skies in Israel are quiet.
However, the brokenness, fear, and uncertainty are still present. Families are still shaken. Homes are still damaged. People are still trying to figure out what comes next and how to deal with the aftermath of Iran’s last blow to a civilian target in Beer Sheva that took the lives of four more innocent people.
Although the constant barrage of missiles from Iran has stopped (for now), there is still so much pain and suffering to contend with. Weeks of living under fire have taken their toll, leaving many families hopeless and struggling to pick up the pieces of their shattered lives. Yet, during this chaos, there’s a glimmer of hope.
Your partnership with VOJI can bring comfort and provision: a reminder that they’re not alone.
Every day, our dedicated teams are working tirelessly, filling bags with food or clothing, each one a tangible expression of love and care. These bags carry more than just essentials; they carry dignity, hope, as well as the knowledge that God sees every need. Yeshua told His disciples, “By this, everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another.” In this verse, we’re called to show His unconditional love to those who do not know Him. In this way, they will see Him and know Him.
In a world where Israel remains a target, we must be prepared to serve, to love, and to shine God’s light. Yeshua reminds us to be ready, in and out of season. Your support enables VOJI to respond quickly, bringing comfort with supplies to those in need.
Together, we can be God’s testimony to His people, demonstrating the love of Christ in tangible ways.
Will you join us in this mission? Your partnership can make a real difference in the lives of those affected by war and poverty. Every gift, every prayer, is a reminder to that they Israel are not alone. We are servants of the same Father and share the same love.
Let’s stand together, shining God’s light in the darkness, by showing His love to our brothers and sisters in Israel.