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Prayer Points: Prayer moves mountains...

Discover how prayer moves mountains for Jewish Voice Ministries. Read praise reports from Ethiopia, Zimbabwe, outreaches, and new initiatives reaching Israel and the Jewish people.

Iran claims war with Israel has started

Iran's Foreign Minister invokes destruction of Israel at UN conference. Iranian spokesman says war with Israel has started. Israeli Foreign Minister visits Bahrain.

Families in Israel need your help

Help struggling families in Israel like Neviah, a single mom fleeing domestic violence. Your support provides food, urgent needs, and hope through Jewish Voice ministries.

The Jewish Calendar

Discover why Jewish holidays seem to change dates yearly. Learn how the lunisolar Jewish calendar works, from days starting at sunset to leap years with 13 months.

Iron Dome controversy and the U.S. relationship with Israel

U.S. House approves $1 billion for Israel's Iron Dome after controversy. Updates on West Bank operations, Iran nuclear talks, and prayer for Israel's safety.

Simchat Torah – The Joy of My Heart

Simchat Torah means “Joy of the Torah.” It is a holiday set aside to celebrate the gift of God’s Word. Jewish people stay up through the night reading the Torah, and in synagogue services the next morning, congregants parade the Torah scroll around the room, dancing, leaping and shouting with joy.

Historic Abraham Accords and what it means for the future of Israel

Explore the historic Abraham Accords one-year anniversary, Israel's diplomatic progress in the Middle East, Iran nuclear concerns, and prayer for peace in Jerusalem.

What does it mean to bless Israel?

Learn what it means to bless Israel through prayer, meeting needs, and sharing the Gospel with Jewish people. Discover how supporting Israel fulfills prophecy.

Sukkot: The Choice to Rejoice

We usually think of joy and happiness as emotions that come to us as a result of pleasant circumstances or good news. But God’s instructions for the Feast of Sukkot reveal that we are more than passive recipients of joy.