Just a few blocks from the busy streets and bright lights of Tel Aviv lies a very different reality, one most people try to avoid or pretend doesn't exist. Around the Old Central Bus Station, drug addiction, prostitution, homelessness, and brokenness are part of daily life. Here, in the shadows of the city, live men and women who have been cast aside by society.

But Yeshua has not forgotten them.

We have felt a deep burden to bring the Gospel to these streets, to come to those whom no one else wants, to those who feel invisible, unworthy, or beyond hope. Week after week, we walk through these areas not with judgment, but with compassion. We bring hot drinks, food, clothes, and most importantly, the message of a Savior who sees them, loves them, and has not given up on their story.

This is Alma, a woman with whom we have a very close and trusting relationship. She is always glad to see us and welcomes prayer in the name of Yeshua. Despite the difficult circumstances she is facing, she remains open and responsive to God’s love. We ask for your prayers for her salvation and for freedom from the grip of prostitution and drug addiction. Please also pray that she would take the step to enter a rehabilitation program and receive the new life and hope that only Yeshua can give.

Many others are caught in cycles of addiction, abuse, or exploitation. Some haven’t heard their real name spoken in years. But when we sit down beside them, look them in the eyes, and call them “brother,” “sister,” “beloved”, something shifts. Walls come down. Tears flow. And in those moments, the Kingdom of God breaks in.

This is hard work. It’s messy. It’s painful. But it’s also holy. Because this is where Yeshua would be, among the least, the lost, the forgotten.

Please pray for these precious souls. Pray for deliverance, for healing, and for open hearts. And pray for strength and wisdom for our team as we go, not in our own power, but in the love and authority of the One who came to seek and save the lost.

Thank you for sending us to the places no one wants to go, to reach the people no one wants to see.