Fighting the Good Fight of Faith

Fighting the Good Fight of Faith

Headline news from the Epicenter typically highlights rocket attacks and invading forces, yet there exists a far more vital struggle in the Middle East that rarely draws attention – the advancement of the Gospel by believers in Israel and the West Bank. Many wonderful congregations led by Jewish and Arab pastors frequently endure the rigors of this frontline spiritual battle. The Joshua Fund walks and works with pastors in the region, many who tirelessly “fight this good fight of faith” (1 Timothy 6:12) on a daily basis. No doubt this conflict can produce weariness and exhaustion on the way to victory. For the last seven years, we have been honored to provide these faithful men an opportunity for a reprieve from the battle at a five-day retreat where they gather to study God’s Word, fellowship with other pastors and like-minded brothers and return home to the “Spiritual front” rested and rejuvenated. We rejoice with you who have partnered in this work with resources and who labor with us in prayer. Your gifts have enabled these pastors and ministry leaders to experience deep rest, fellowship, and the ministry-sustaining encouragement they need.

Read more about how your faithful prayer and generous gifts are impacting the lives of those living in Israel and the surrounding nations with the love of Jesus in the 2015 Donor Report.

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