Something is wrong – Abort
Oria is 47 years old, she is a Jewish religious woman originally from South America. Her and her husband emigrated to Israel nearly three years ago. Together they have two…
The Light Source
I think Hanukah is widely misunderstood to be a Jewish version of Christmas in miniature. Each day candles are lit and small gifts given to the children. But is that…
The Bride and the Dream
Rarely does this happen, but this morning I awoke from a dream and immediately was told by God its significance. After which He told me to get my iPad and…
A termite hill from Comfort My People Director Paul Robbins' recent trip to Kenya.
Is It Now Time to Run From the Hills?
Last week while walking through the quaint town of Gedara in Israel, I came upon a street sign which pointed to Jabotinsky Street. I have seen several other streets with…
Weeping Over Jerusalem
The Jewish culture has a unique relationship with mourning. The Jewish experience is often defined with solemn days of remembrance. Twice a year a siren sounds across Israel and society halts.…
A Life Saved
I want to share the story of just one of our “moms” with you. I think that Galit is a good example of the moms whom we help. Galit, who…
The Story Behind Melody of One
In 2017, Comfort My People’s yearly Israeli Advocacy Tour visited Nazareth village, a condensed replica of the town as it was in Jesus’ day. The tour concluded that day in…
The Ransom
“For I am the Lord your God, the Holy One of Israel, your Savior. I give Egypt as your ransom, Cush and Seba in exchange for you.” - Isaiah 43:3…
“Have a Nice Flight!”
Foreword from Author Shalom dear friends, Much of Comfort My People’s ministry involves travel. I thank God for airplanes and airports and the disciplined training of those who get us…
The Rock and the Roots (Part 2)
Let me pause for a minute and here is why: throughout the history of the church in what became known as the Western world, the Old Testament was considered irrelevant,…