55 Supporters
Provide discipleship and evangelism training camps for Jewish youth and adults.
55 Supporters
About This Project
Jewish people of all ages can receive evangelism training and discipleship through this project. You can help school-aged students develop their leadership skills, host leadership retreats to develop new evangelism initiatives, and support online gospel sharing with non-believers. Come alongside the Jewish Cluster, long-term workers who teach young believers to disciple those who are in younger grade levels. They also minister to the Jewish community worldwide by developing global networking with all workers and partners worldwide who minister to the Jewish community. Additionally, reaching the lost is taking the team into the world of social media and online gospel sharing. Your gift will help purchase equipment, software, and online ad space to engage Israelis in a non-threatening and secure way. You can help the team “Go Tell It On the Web.” Your partnership with this ministry opportunity will build a solid base for the Jewish Cluster’s enhanced implementation of evangelism, discipleship, and leadership development among Jews globally. Join the Jewish Cluster in their committed to see all Jewish peoples in a New Covenant relationship with the Messiah and begin serving as a light to the nations.
Why direct giving matters
Giving directly to a missionary team helps fund the specific, on-the-ground needs your missionaries care deeply about—needs that aren't covered by CP and LMCO alone.
In the next five years, a globalization goal of all IMB workers is to mobilize 500 local believers to become global missionary partners serving on IMB teams.
100% of your gift directly supports missionaries and their ministries overseas.
100% of your gift directly supports missionaries and their ministries overseas.
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Yosef* works in a local mom-and-pop shop in our neighborhood. Recently, God opened up a conversation with this young man.
Growth seen through discipleship. God has blessed this ministry, and this year, your gifts helped the scope and impact of the gospel continue to expand. Youth ministry and discipleship have grown this past year from events with a maximum of 300 people to more than 550 people. Many view these events as a lifeline for spiritual growth as they strive to be “ambassadors for Christ” among people who have rejected the Messiah (2 Cor. 5:20).
This year, we have developed a survey app to help people begin spiritual conversations that lead to the gospel. This app has been effective in training new workers to share Christ in a Jewish context and volunteers to share when they return to their home churches.
