Would you like to be more involved in the work the Lord is doing through The Joshua Fund to bless Israel and Her Neighbors in the name of Jesus according to Genesis 12:1-3? We like to think of involvement in four categories: Learn, Pray, Give, and Go. Learn about the needs, Pray for the needs, Give to meet the needs, and Go to see the need yourself.
Learn
- Learn about Israel and the Middle East using the resources we offer below. By learning, you will be part of a growing segment of evangelicals who are knowledgeable about Spiritual needs and can articulate a strong perspective on our biblical responsibilities to Israel and Her Neighbors as Christians.
- Hear from pastors and ministry leaders in the EPICENTER® about how Biblical prophecy relates and what ministry is currently being done (View Here).
- Start a Bible study among those you know to focus on Israel and the Middle East or participate in one of our classes or study groups.
Pray
- Pray for the bold advancement of the Gospel in Israel, the Palestinian Territories, Gaza, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria.
- Pray for the peace of Jerusalem (Psalm 122:6), for Israel's leaders, the surrounding nations, and their leaders.
- Pray for both Jewish and Arab believers in the land, that they truly prosper in their faith, and that they bear much lasting fruit.
Give
- Donate a generous monthly gift to The Joshua Fund to bless Israel and Her Neighbors now and for the long haul.
- Share The Joshua Fund with your church, pastor, mission board, and congregation.
- Stay informed about the types of ministries that The Joshua Fund invests in, find those close to your heart, and promote them among family, friends, and colleagues via YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Go
- Come to Israel with one of the tours The Joshua Fund organizes.
- Take opportunities to reach out to those who live in your community who are from the EPICENTER®, with the love of Christ.
- Do justly, walk humbly, and love mercy, through advocating for oppressed people groups across Israel and her neighbors, as well as in your own community. Speak out against injustice in the name of Jesus.
