CMJ USA Blog

CMJ Israel reports on a year of wartime ministry

What's it like to visit Israel in wartime? The Goodwins from Nashville have been to Israel four times in the past year. Each time they've been blessed and encouraged as they have ministered the love of Yeshua to Israelis.

The Mercy Fund, based at Christ Church Jerusalem, has been serving the needy and displaced -- both Jew and Arab -- since before the war began.

Christian, we love our neighbor by being visibly present, empathetic

Israel reports by Bishop Julian Dobbs, CMJ USA board member, and Rev. David Pileggi, rector of Christ Church Jerusalem

An update and prayer via our Israel colleagues

Isaiah 19 gives us a glimpse into a united Middle East where Jews, Arabs, Persians, and more worship the God of Israel together

CMJ USA director gives first -person update about wartime Israel

God is regathering the tribes of Israel. How do Christians respond?

As the Israel-Hamas War wages on, CMJ Israel continues to find ways to do life and ministry amidst the strife, turmoil, and lack.

The Israel-Hamas War is only the latest chapter in an ancient conflict.

Prayerfully consider serving the young people of Jerusalem at the Anglican International School

A lecture by Dr. Richard Harvey 

It’s been more than 100 days since Hamas brutally attacked southern Israel on a Shabbat morning. Our colleagues at CMJ Israel are working hard to minister the love of Yeshua in this tragic time. We are grateful for how you have come alongside to support this crucial work. Here is a sample of how your gifts to Israel War Relief are being used.

CMJ in Israel continues to minister to the displaced and unemployed in the midst of the Israel-Hamas War

CMJ USA founder Theresa Newell attends the March for Israel in Washington D.C. Jews thank Christians for standing with them in this time of rising antisemitism

Amid the Israel-Hamas War, our colleagues at CMJ Israel continue to minister to the displaced, the poor, and the harassed.

CMJ Israel continues to purchase and distrbute food, hygiene products, clothes, and children's toys to families who have been displaced from their homes in the south.

Rev. David Pileggi, rector of Christ Church Jerusalem, offers his analysis of the Israel-Hamas War on Anglican Ink. David has resided in Jerusalem for more than 40 years, has lived through the Second Intifada and the other wars.