Due to the great demand for help from the needy people of our city, we at “City of Life” do everything possible to reach as many people as possible with our project to distribute basic food baskets for families in economic difficulties, families with children and new immigrants, single mothers, widows, families with medical problems and more.
Both during the lockdown and afterwards, our team continues to distribute bags with basic food at home as well as organizing distribution in our building, always in accordance with the COVID restrictions imposed by the authorities.
However, many other families are still waiting for our help in these difficult times that we are living, especially in Sderot where the threat of Islamic terrorism does not stop even in days of pandemic.
You can join us in our goal to reach more families in our city to provide them with the indispensable help and relief they need.
We invite you to be part of our ministry so that together we can bring hope to our border town of Sderot.
Our work would not be possible without the help of partners like you, that is why we ask you to consider in prayer the possibility of a monthly commitment that will allow us to continue with the Lord’s work here in Israel.
Sincerely yours
Pastors
Michael & Dina Beener
“City of Life”
Social Outreach Center and Messianic congregation
Sderot, Israel.
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