Caspari Center
Supporting Jewish Believers in Jesus through Education and Research.

Jerusalem Assembly (Beit Geula)
The Bible, consisting of what are commonly known as the Old Testament and the New Testament, is our final authority in faith and practice. Our teaching is expository- that is, we teach book-by-book, verse-by-verse. The teaching of God’s Word is of the utmost importance for the edification and maturity of the body and to bring the Gospel message to the lost.

Throughout the week several Bible study groups are conducted for believers and unbelievers. These meetings in Hebrew, English, and Russian provide priceless opportunities for evangelism and spiritual growth.

The congregation assembles every Saturday morning for prayer, worship and the preaching of God’s Word.

Beit EvenEzer
The Ebenezer Home is a Senior Citizen's Home for believers in Yeshua, Jesus Christ, situated in Haifa, Israel. We have both Jewish and Gentile residents from different backgrounds and who speak different languages: Hebrew, Arabic, English, German, Romanian, Hungarian, Serbian and other - all united in Christ the Lord!

Grace and Truth Congregation
A unique effort to give practical expression to the Gospel in the challenging circumstances that pertain in Israel. A church among the Jews, committed to historical Christianity, incorporating Jews and gentiles, the hearing and the deaf, immigrants and veteran Israelis;  that focuses on doctrinally informed and systematic expository preaching; is active in social work and in ministering to the community while unequivocally proclaiming the Gospel.  Committed to the cultivation of a  biblical spirituality and to the pursuit of holiness, without which no man shall see the Lord.

www.YESHUA.co.il 
is a Hebrew web site run by the Jerusalem Assembly, dedicated to sharing and teaching the Gospel of Messiah with native speaking Israelis. The web site is designed to be both evangelistic and instructive; a great place to study the Word of God. Many thought-provoking questions are answered from the Scriptures and free materials are offered including: Bibles, videos and Christian literature.

Beit Asaph Congregation - Netanya
Beit Asaph consists of approximately one hundred and seventy committed believers and seekers, is predominantly Jewish and has a diverse makeup of Russian, Anglo Saxon, South American and Ethiopian immigrants as well as native-born Israelis. The main worship language is Hebrew with high quality translation provided to both Russian and English.
A system of language specific home groups throughout the Sharon Valley provides welcome relief to congregants frustrated by the limitations of multi-lingual services. These groups, each between eight and twenty participants, often provide effective evangelistic stations where seekers can comfortably integrate into messianic life and belief before committing to a larger form of expression.