Pastor Samuel Rodriquez-President of National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference
"Hispanic Evangelicals stand in support and mobilization as we pray for the Peace of Jerusalem."

  

 John Kilpatrick - John Kilpatrick Ministries
"At the end of the age, the nation of Israel will not be so much the issue; but the city of Jerusalem will. This one city alone will determine whether nations will continue or whether they will fall. The history of Jerusalem is inspiring but the future of Jerusalem is breathtaking! I bless you for standing up for the city of God."



Jay Stewart - The Refuge
"With the integrity and the future of Israel under the greatest attack we have ever seen in history, I cannot think of a better time than now for believers to rough it together and to use one of the most powerful weapons available...the weapon of prayer. I want to encourage you from whatever background from whatever country that you may find yourself from, let’s leap frog the hurdles that divide us and let’s unite together in prayer and praying for the peace of Jerusalem. Why don’t you join me and believers from around the world on the first Sunday of October and let’s do it together for the peace of Jerusalem."

Kenneth Ulmer - The King's University
"I think now is a very interesting time for the body of Christ to rally around prayer and support of the nation of Israel. First of all, because of our biblical mandate, for we are exhorted by scripture to pray for Israel and to recognize that there is a connection between the favor of God, the hand of God on Israel, and what God is doing in the body of Christ. Secondly, I think its because of the historical roots of Christianity obviously growing out of a Jewish context, and so it’s both in terms of recognition of our journey, our history, our past and then also in obedience to the the mandate that God has given us."

Stephen Strang - Founder, Strang Communications
"I invite you to join me and millions of other believers around the world who are praying for the peace of Jerusalem on the first Sunday of October."