Dear Friends, I realize I’m not nearly as good at updating you as I should be, but I can safely say that God has easily made this Bridge to Israel’s biggest year yet!  Last December, I was so blessed by all of you for helping to raise $12,000 in an effort to support several of our ministry partners in Israel and to start working on some of our own projects. In April, the Christ in the Passover Seder was an amazing night, with over 100 people involved! In May, God graciously b

Mars Hill Community Church and Bridge to Israel invite you to join us in the Fellowship Hall on Tuesday, December 16, 2025 at 6:30 PM for a special Hanukkah celebration and prayer time for Israel! We light the menorah, eat some treats and celebrate this special holiday as we lift up God's chosen people. We will provide latkes, sweets and sufganiyot —Hanukkah donuts. Please let us know if you are coming, so we can supply enough for everyone!

Join MHCC & Bridge to Israel on Saturday, October 4 at 10:00 AM for Is Zionism Biblical? with David HaLevy. David HaLevy from Builders of Israel will walk us through an in-depth look at the origins of Zionism and the history of the Israeli-Arab conflict through a Biblical lens. Snacks provided. David HaLevy David HaLevy is an American Israeli and the founder of Builders of Israel Ministries. He is a host of the Jew and Gentile Radio podcast and a graduate of the Institute

Join MHCC & Bridge to Israel for our annual Christ in the Passover Seder on Tuesday, April 15 at 6:30 PM. Passover is the annual celebration of God delivering Israel out of bondage in Egypt. Passover is not just a Jewish celebration, it is one of God's feasts that we too can and should participate in! The entire seder, with its various elements, was designed to help the Jewish people to look back and remember God's faithfulness. Passover is certainly an important Biblical f

I’ve had a few people ask me recently, “Do you think this is the end times?” The context for their question had more to do with the world’s fight against Israel and how we know Israel remains a key figure—and a controversial one—up until the last days. But even without that context, is it difficult to imagine that the world we live in today might be rapidly approaching its end as we know it? That the labor pains we are warned about (1 Thessalonians 5:3) are the pains we see o