Tel Aviv Soup Kitchen, September 29: Hard Stories, Good News
On Tuesday, September 29, Gleb came to our Tel Aviv soup kitchen for the first time. He sat down, ate, and was happy to…
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He Still Had the Key: Three Days on the Streets of Tel Aviv
“Are you always open?” Avi asked. It was a simple question, but it stayed with us throughout three busy days of ministry. For someone…
Hope at Our Tel Aviv Soup Kitchen
On Sunday, August 31, we returned to a park in Tel Aviv that carries many memories for us. This week, that park was full…
What did we find when we went back to the streets of Tel Aviv this week?
On August 17, we went back onto the streets of Tel Aviv for another evening of street outreach. The situations we encountered were difficult,…
What Happens When We Stop and Listen?
At the Tel Aviv soup kitchen, volunteers met Anna, Angela, Christina, and Moshe. In Jerusalem’s Zion Square, Yoel and Elias spoke publicly about Yeshua.…
Why We Are Called Known By Name?
The law in Leviticus says that after childbirth a woman brings a lamb for an offering, and adds a provision for anyone who cannot…
Two Men Asked for Rehab Today
The table was set before anyone arrived. Flowers in a jar. Tea, coffee, and juice poured and waiting. Moshe likes to start with two…
From the Streets to New Life in Christ
There is no one beyond the reach of God’s grace. Recently, we witnessed a beautiful reminder of this truth as several men publicly declared…
In Memory of Marinda
We first met Marinda in the park across the street from the soup kitchen. She was with David, her common-law husband. They had already…