From time to time we have visitors and friends stop by to say hi and to encourage us. This week our friend from Beer’Sheva stopped by with Victor, who was born in Zambia and still lives there. We had time to share what the L-RD has been doing in Hope.

Over the years we have made friends from all over the world; Many through e-mails, others through their support for Hope For Sderot and some we have met personally here. It has been over three years since we last saw David and Robin in Israel. We received an e-mail last.

Flora is a single mother of six children. Two of her children have been blind from birth and they now live in a home for blind children in Jerusalem. She makes the trip from Sderot to Jerusalem each week to visit them and to bring some of their favorite food.

For the past two months we have been working on this project, preparing and planning to bless the Ethiopian community here in Sderot. It started with an offer from The Joshua Fund to sponsor the event if we were willing to do the work. How could you say “no” to.

As the morning unfolded, the normal Wednesday issues came up. Wednesday is one of two days we give out food and there are always those that want food even though they are not on the distribution list. Sometime all it takes is a few moments to explain to them the.

This past week we saw our list of families we help hit 291 with an additional 14 bags of food going to families with immediate needs. In total some 1172 people will eat from the food that was given out on Wednesday and Thursday of last week. Even though our.

Most of us when we receive a letter from a lawyer we don’t know or whom we haven’t hired to defend us are a bit hesitant to open the envelope, fearing there is more then likely no good news inside. Last week I went to the post office to pick.

To add to all the activities of this last week we had some friends come visit us from the States. Dave, Val and Rosemary were in the land on tour, but could not come this far without taking a day from their touring to come down to Sderot. They not.

Shimon was born and raised here in Sderot. He is married and has two children. He was a welder and in as much as all wood needs to be imported for projects like covered patios and car ports most are made of steel unlike in the States. Needless to say,.

Saida is in her eighties. She is a widow and lives alone. She had a caregiver a while back but the caregiver robbed her of her savings and left. We met her three weeks ago for the first time, although she had come for help in previous weeks. We were.