Changed Lives

When Igal Vender received a call from a prison in Northern Israel, he didn’t recognise the caller. As Michael told him he needed God’s help, Igal realised they had met on the streets three years before…

Saul is an elderly Jewish Holocaust survivor, with whom Mark Landrum has been sharing the gospel for years. Having had a blessed life post-WWII, things took a turn for the worse recently, as Mark explains.

Lili first met one of our workers over 80 years ago, as a small child. The best part of a century later, she came to faith in Jesus after reconnecting with our organisation via Rahel Landrum and studying the Scriptures with her.

While in Kishinev, Galyna Barbanel was disappointed to find one of her contacts had moved away. Then she met Pauline, another Jewish woman living downstairs, as Galyna reports.

Simo is a mechanic who use to work all week and drink heavily all weekend. When Igal Vender first met him in his garage, it was clear Simo was simply working to fund his addiction, as he reports.

Bogi Kozma first met Benjamin, a Jewish poet and philosopher, back in 2019. He was very keen to learn more about God so Bogi began studying God’s Word with him, as she reports.

As part of Misha Vayshengolt’s ministry, he organises evangelistic bus tours for Jewish people in Israel. On on of theses Lily asked: ‘I’m following Jesus, Am I still Jewish?’ Find out how Misha answered.

Over the past five years, Igal Vender would speak to Niko, a Jewish handyman who would sit outside drinking beer. Resistant to the gospel for years, Niko has now begun following Jesus, as Igal reports.

After meeting with a group of pastors, a number made bookings for Sergio Danon to speak to their congregations in Brazil. One was booked urgently for the following morning, as Sergio reports.

Emma is the sister of Benjamin, a Jewish man who came to faith in Jesus through Bogi Kozma’s ministry. Soon after, Emma joined them for Bible study. Bogi shares the good news about her here.