Leaders of diverse Christian communities are calling on churches across the United States to join in collective prayer for Israel on Sunday, May 19th. Sponsored by the Family Research Council and supported by a wide range of Christian organizations, the initiative aims to galvanize support for Israel. Israel in its current challenges.
Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, shared insights from a recent trip to Israel where he met with survivors of the October 7 attacks and families of hostages. Mr. Perkins also spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who emphasized the important role of U.S. assistance during this difficult time.
“Prayer can influence Israel’s spiritual and political agenda.”
“Our community’s solidarity and prayer can have a profound impact on the spiritual and political challenges facing Israel today,” Perkins said. He emphasized the importance of showing united support through prayer and emphasized that this event is a testament to the strong ties between American Christians and Israel.
The coalition includes prominent Christians such as Michele Bachmann, a former U.S. congressman and an active participant in the Jerusalem Prayer Breakfast, an event that promotes global prayers for peace in Jerusalem. Includes mentors. Mario Bramnick of the Latino Coalition for Israel, which works to strengthen Latino support for Israel, and Dr. Tim Clinton of the American Association of Christian Counselors, known for integrating faith into mental health practices, are also key sponsors. I am a person.
Additionally, participants from a variety of denominations, including pastors from evangelical and Pentecostal traditions, represent the broad spectrum of American Christianity. People such as Free Chapel’s Jentezen Franklin, known for his charismatic preaching, and Dr. Jack Graham of Prestonwood Baptist Church, a leader in the Southern Baptist community, are involved.
The “Praying for Israel, Standing with Israel” event will feature a special portion during Sunday services to pray for Israel’s peace, prosperity and protection. This national day of prayer not only reflects a spiritual commitment, but also highlights the geopolitical alliance that our two countries cherish.
The coalition encouraged churches interested in participating to register and find more information. [Pray and Stand with Israel].
(https://prayandstand.com/).
