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We need a miracle today—will you be part of it?


 

Dear,

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, left, with former Israeli President Shimon Peres. Photo by Flash90
We need a miracle today, and I'm asking if you will be part of it. The Lord has opened a great door for us to bless the Jewish people, but we can't walk through it without your help.
In just a few weeks, on April 15 as the world marks Yom HaShoah—Holocaust Remembrance Day—we will be hosting a great global gathering of Believers for “I Will Not Forget.”  We are going to stand together to say to the world that we support and defend Israel and the Jewish people.  We are going to remember the darkness, but we are also going to pledge to be the light!  We are going to show God's love to His Chosen People in a way that they have never seen and heard it before...and it is going to make a huge difference.
God is greatly blessing this effort with His favor.  The former president of Israel, Shimon Peres, has already recorded a message for this special day.  My friend, Benjamin Netanyahu, will be doing so in just a few days, and so will Nobel Prize winner, Elie Wiesel.  In addition, we are featuring contents from the “Lights in the Darkness” segment of the Friends of Zion Heritage Center experience.  This will be a powerful message that will never be forgotten.
Thousands of churches all around the world have signed up to be part of “I Will Not Forget.”  They will host congregations and small groups who will gather for this prophetic day.  In addition, we will be live-streaming a broadcast on our website, and three satellite networks—God TV, the Church Channel, and Inspiration Network International—will be broadcasting this special program.
This is by far the largest single-day event we have ever held, and I urgently need your help right now.  We have made a commitment to the churches that have agreed to participate that we will not take up an offering or do any fundraising as part of “I Will Not Forget.”  But the costs of preparing materials, promoting the event and bringing all the pieces together are huge.  We need to raise $100,000 immediately so that this need can be met while we continue all of our outreaches to bless God's Chosen People. So far 423 friends have given $39,196 to meet this need.

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