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Word from Jerusalem Jan/Feb 2025 issue

Nativity scene

16.1.2025

Hold fast to the Jewish Jesus

Dr. Jürgen Bühler, ICEJ President

A drone fired from Lebanon into Israel flies over the Israeli border with Lebanon on September 15, 2024. (Photo: Ayal Margolin/Flash90)

21.1.2025

Israel Has Victory in Sight on Multiple Fronts

By David R. Parsons, ICEJ Senior Vice President & Spokesman

Envision 2025 - Ambulance Dedication MDA

21.2.2025

ICEJ provides support to emergency responders in northern Israel

By Nativia Samuelsen

Envision 2025

18.2.2025

Orit’s Story: Shattered dreams and renewed hopes

By Marelinke van der Riet

Envision 2025

14.2.2025

Envision 2025 a uniquely moving time for pastors from around the world

By Laurina Driesse, Marelinke van der Riet & Nativia Samuelsen

Agricultural school and greenhouse project in southern Israel

11.2.2025

ICEJ invests in Israeli youth through pioneering agricultural school

By Nativia Samuelsen

ICEJ VP of Aid and Aliyah Nicole Yoder (L) at SBC Leaders of Tomorrow Event.

6.2.2025

ICEJ Supports Israeli Students and Immigrant Families in Acre

By Nativia Samuelsen

Bracha admires her plants

4.2.2025

‘Healing Through Design’

By Nativia Samuelsen

Word from Jerusalem January/February 2025

31.1.2025

Word from Jerusalem

By Staff Writers

Staff at JAFI Global Call Center

29.1.2025

ICEJ readies for increased Aliyah in 2025

By Howard Flower, ICEJ Aliyah director

Christians coming up to Jerusalem for the Feast of Tabernacles since 1980

29.1.2025

‘Ten From Every Nation’ – The prophetic summons to Jerusalem

By David R. Parsons, ICEJ Senior Vice President & Spokesman

Released hostages return to Israel in January 2025 as part of the hostage deal. (Credit: IDF)

28.1.2025

To release, or not to release?

Dr Mojmir Kallus, ICEJ Vice President for International Affairs

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