Newsletter November 2019

November 2019

Shalom, Faithful Ones in Messiah,

What a wonderful time to open this letter to you with praise and thanks unto our God and to you who daily lift us up in prayer and support.

Psalm 100:4, states "Enter His gates with thanksgiving, enter His courtyards with praise and give thanks to Him and bless His name."

May we declare this together, amen!

Our Israeli team would like to take this opportunity to wish you all a very Happy Thanksgiving filled to overflowing.

It says in Isaiah 52:7 and Romans 10:15, "How beautiful on the mountains are the feet of those who bring good news, who proclaim peace, who bring good tidings, who proclaim salvation and say to Zion, Your God reigns!" Well, my friends, this is exactly what Abundant Bread of Salvation does and typically in the most practical forms as well. Recently, we had a short term volunteer who comes every year from Canada who is a Nurse and specializes in foot care for the elderly and Holocaust survivors. We were able to organize many days for her to personally take care of these dry boned and dry skinned feet, however she always did it with loving, patient care as well as prayer as if she was washing the very feet of our Jewish Messiah Yeshua (Jesus). Lives were transformed and feet were refreshed giving people a joyful step as they left our outreach center. We appreciate our volunteers from the nations so much! Please come and bring your gifts, skills and talents and bless our elderly and poor people while they are still here among us!

This month we gave out over four hundred food packets to the poor and needy as well as our amazingly tasty five-course soup kitchen meal that happens weekly and serves over 200 people monthly. CLICK HERE-To give your biggest Thanksgiving Food Bag offering.

On top of this, we had two more Royalty Meal events and one of the women came to faith in her Jewish Messiah Yeshua! Praise The Lord! We are always encouraged by seeing the spiritual fruit of eternal life through our earthly efforts. One of the Royalty Meals was sponsored together with a group of prayer intercessors from several states in the U.S.A. and Germany. Besides the amazing break-throughs in unspoken conversations at each of the tables filling almost eighty seats, one of the many highlights was two young kids that sang a duet from their hearts, "Yes, Yeshua (Jesus) loves me." There was joy, peace and a very tangible presence of the Holy Spirit (Ruach Ha Kodesh), in the whole banquet hall. We even broke out in traditional Jewish song, inviting the survivors and intercessors to dance in a circle of light. Rejoice in the Lord! Click Here, to support a Royalty Meal

Dear friends, lastly we wanted to share about an urgent need and matter that has sadly happened. Our multi-purpose ministry vehicle has broken down in a dramatically expensive way that puts it in a situation that is not worth fixing, thus leaving us without this necessary vehicle that gets me, as well as volunteers, back and forth to the ministry headquarters, and is also used to pick up Holocaust survivors for important meetings and ministry events, and for transporting clothes, furniture and much needed humanitarian aid for the poor and needy on a regular basis.

First of all, pray and ask the Holy Spirit if and what you're able to give into this essential need that is changing the lives of hundreds of poor Jewish people every month practically and for eternity. Click Here to give now.

The type of reliable ministry van that we need will cost approximately $50,000 U. S. dollars. Please give what you can with a generous heart and clearly mark on the gift,

"Ministry Vehicle."

Please also, call us at (213) 265-9796 or email us at brian@abundantbread.com to let us know of this specific designation or if you have any questions.

What better time than now to give your largest 2019 tax deduction gift, as we race towards the last days of the year? Click Here

With thankful hearts for our Messiah Yeshua and the great and mighty calling He has on our lives to reach the most needy ones for eternity. Thank you, mishpochah (family).