ICEJ UK Prayer Letter
Since October 7th it has been so encouraging to see many of you joining the daily Global Prayer Gathering and the Rosh Chodesh Prayer times. It is so important and strategic to fulfil our calling as watchmen as in Isaiah 62.
Branch updates
17.7.2024
The Trial – the Nations will be Judged
On Friday the 19th of July a judgement is to be given by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) against Israel. Israel has to face three serious charges and the outcome will have major consequences, not just for Israel but for the NATIONS of the…
14.8.2024
Christian Leaders respond to the Archbishop of Canterbury
In an unusually forthright and unbalanced statement, the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby has welcomed the International Court of Justice (ICJ) Advisory Opinion about Israel’s “illegal” presence in the so-called “Occupied …
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Your generosity has helped purchase bomb shelters in Israel
Over the last two years, the ICEJ UK has had the immense pleasure of purchasing two new bomb shelters for communities in Israel that are vulnerable to rocket fire.
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In June 2024, Nicole Yoder, ICEJ Vice President of Aid & Aliyah had the privilege of attending the ground breaking ceremony at Kibbutz Be’eri. Here is an excerpt of what she had to say. “I drove up to the gate of Kibbutz Be’eri, with a sense of anticipation, looking forward to the cornerstone ceremony set…
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Since Israel’s war with Hamas began, Israelis have been negatively impacted economically, with many businesses losing more than 50% of their monthly income. The ICEJ is sponsoring business mentorship and giving grants to help small businesses succeed, even in these challenging times. Alicia is a tour guide in Israel who has been hugely impacted by…
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Shortly after the war broke out, the ICEJ started supporting a trauma treatment program at Lahav Farm in the Negev, which is characterized by its innovative and adaptable approach. The vision is clear: to create a sustainable, holistic, and inclusive model of trauma treatment that can serve as a beacon of hope and healing in…
ICEJ provides emergency paramedic kits to Israel’s northern communities
The ICEJ has generously donated fourteen first-response emergency paramedic kits to Israel’s northern communities. These kits will help enhance the rapid response capabilities of local emergency first-response teams. Check out this video from ICEJ headquarters to see the impact it is making in Israel.
Christian Leaders respond to the Archbishop of Canterbury
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