Bring the Light of Hanukkah to Jewish Immigrant Kids and Families in Israel

Описание: This Hanukkah, we have a beautiful opportunity to bless new immigrant families who have recently arrived in the Land. These precious families are part of the ongoing fulfillment of biblical prophecy as God continues gathering His people home from the nations.

Many of them are still finding their footing — new language, new schools, new routines, and often very limited resources. Celebrating Hanukkah in a meaningful way is not always possible while trying to rebuild life from the ground up.

And this is where we step in — with joy, light, and the love of God.

What Hanukkah Really Means

Hanukkah is known as the Festival of Lights, celebrating God’s miracle during the rededication of the Temple in Jerusalem. When the Maccabees regained the Temple, they found only one day’s worth of oil — yet God made it burn for eight days.

Because of this, Hanukkah has become a season that symbolizes:
• God’s faithfulness
• Light overcoming darkness
• Miracles in times of need

It is a celebration of hope — a message deeply needed by new immigrant families adjusting to life in Israel.

A Celebration for 400 Kids and Their Families

At Beit Hallel, we are preparing a special Hanukkah celebration for 400 kids along with their parents. We want each child to feel welcomed, valued, and encouraged during this season.

Every child will receive a Hanukkah gift pack, and throughout the celebration we will share:

• The message of God’s miracles
• The hope that Hanukkah represents — light in the midst of darkness
• God’s care for every family and every child

This is a moment to sow love and hope into the lives of families who are still adjusting to their new home in Israel.

A Scripture for This Season of Light

Hanukkah reminds us that even the smallest flame can break through darkness. The Scriptures echo this powerful truth:

“If you pour yourself out for the hungry and satisfy the desire of the afflicted, then your light shall rise in the darkness,
and your gloom be as the noonday.” — Isaiah 58:10

This is exactly what we are doing together — letting God’s light shine through acts of love, generosity, and compassion.

How You Can Help Shine Hanukkah Light

1. Sponsor a Child’s Hanukkah Gift Pack — 50 NIS (≈ $14 USD)

Each child will receive a festive gift pack filled with treats, toys, and meaningful items that brighten their holiday.
50 NIS blesses one child with joy, encouragement, and a warm experience of Hanukkah in their new homeland.

2. Sponsor a Family’s Hanukkah Food Basket — 100 NIS (≈ $27 USD)

Many immigrant families attending our celebration are struggling financially.
A 100 NIS food basket helps a family enjoy the holiday with dignity and joy.

Your support directly blesses children and families — giving them light in a time when many feel overwhelmed and alone.

Why Your Support Matters

For new immigrant families, finances are stretched thin as they juggle rent, groceries, transportation, and the many costs of starting over. Holiday celebrations are often pushed aside simply because there is no budget for them.

But together, we can make sure these children and their parents experience a Hanukkah filled with warmth and joy.

As Pastor Israel shared:

“God gave us an amazing opportunity to be a blessing for Israel. Let’s bless the children, bless their families, and bring light into the darkness. Let’s do it together — and we will see so many smiles and a beautiful celebration of life.”

Your prayers and generosity will help create a celebration overflowing with joy, hope, and the presence of God.

Will you sponsor one child — or one family — this Hanukkah?
Every gift will place joy into a child’s hands — and peace into a family’s heart.

Thank you for standing with Israel, for caring for new immigrant families, and for helping us bring Hanukkah light to 400 kids this year.

Shalom from Israel, and Happy Hanukkah!

https://www.beithallel-israel.org/donate

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