Larry Huch MInistries 
Sadly, anti-Semitic incidents continue to escalate around the world. There is a dramatic increase in the number of vile assaults against Jews as well as the size of the attacking groups.
Recently, many Jewish people were violently attacked without reason after leaving a soccer game in Amsterdam.
Five people were sent to the hospital, 20 to 30 suffered minor injuries, and several more were harassed.
Ever since the Jewish people were exiled from Israel, they have been making aliyah back to the Holy Land.
Today, Jewish individuals and families are awaiting their turn to board a Project Aliyah flight to escape the growing anti-Semitic attacks around the world.
Thanks to you and other Larry Huch Ministries friends we are making their dreams of living in Israel a reality.
No matter wherever in the world Pastor Larry Huch is, he is boldly representing Israel on your behalf.
This global representation was recently seen as Pastor Larry and LHM’s team traveled the Far East and South Asia.
This four-day ministry trip was to bridge the gap between the Jewish and Christian faith communities in these lands.
Pastor Larry traveled with Israel’s Sam Grundwerg and Shumlik Fried from Keren Hayesod to spread Christian love and support for Israel in these influential areas.
To address these profound needs, we at LHM have partnered with organizations in the Holy Land to provide vital therapy and recovery programs for children impacted by war. These trauma camps offer a safe space where boys and girls can begin the journey of healing and reclaiming their childhoods. Through activities like arts and crafts, music, and movement, these camps have already brought hope and healing to more than 1,000 children who have been victimized by the ongoing conflict and rocket attacks from Hamas and Hezbollah. For a few precious hours, these children can forget the bombs, sirens, and terror that haunt their daily lives.
The children of Israel are enduring unimaginable challenges as the youngest and most innocent victims of traumatic attacks. Their lives have been upended by fear, anxiety, and the aftermath of violence. Many suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), experiencing symptoms like sleep disturbances, behavioral changes, and debilitating anxiety. For some, the fear of another attack is so overwhelming that they cannot leave their temporary homes or shelters.
To address these profound needs, we at LHM have partnered with organizations in the Holy Land to provide vital therapy and recovery programs for children impacted by war. These trauma camps offer a safe space where boys and girls can begin the journey of healing and reclaiming their childhoods. Through activities like arts and crafts, music, and movement, these camps have already brought hope and healing to more than 1,000 children who have been victimized by the ongoing conflict and rocket attacks from Hamas and Hezbollah. For a few precious hours, these children can forget the bombs, sirens, and terror that haunt their daily lives.
In times of unimaginable trauma, stories like the Cohen family’s remind us of the strength of the human spirit and the profound impact of compassion. Their journey highlights the hardships faced by families in Israel and the healing power of initiatives like the Fund for Victims of Terrorism, supported by Keren Hayesod. This story is not only about enduring hardship but about finding hope and healing through community and faith.
Five years ago, during Sukkot 2019, Revital and Eli Cohen of Beersheba embarked on what was meant to be a joyful family outing to Jerusalem with their three youngest children—Talia, 6; Hodaya, 4; and Yagel, 1.5. Their first stop was the Western Wall, a sacred site for reflection and prayer. Tragically, a wrong turn led them into the neighboring village of Silwan, where they found themselves surrounded by an angry crowd. The mob pelted their car with rocks, shattering windows and damaging the vehicle. Though they miraculously escaped without physical injuries, the psychological wounds ran deep.
Even before the Oct. 7 2023 attack by Hamas on Israel, there had been clear evidence that anti-Semitism across the globe was growing rapidly.
Recently, the FBI reported that anti-Semitic hate crimes have hit record-high levels in the United States.
Last year there was a 63% increase in all reported anti- Semitic incidents.
Nothing is too hard for our Lord. Through God’s great miracles and blessings, Pastor Tiz Huch continues to overcome her fight with cancer.
At one point, her doctors said she would surely pass away because she was just too weak to continue in her recovery.
Yet, she had that determined fight and belief in her eyes and heart that few physicians ever experience. That’s how rare her miracle is.
Our recent holiday food box distribution during Rosh Hashanah blessed over five hundred elderly Jews and Holocaust survivors.
Thanks to your support, they had the special items needed to celebrate this sacred time as well as food to stock their shelves.
Your support helps sponsor children’s camps through- out the year. This allows Jewish boys and girls to escape the extreme stress of terror attacks and just be kids.
Many children cannot go outside to play or even go to school due to a lack of shelter should a rocket siren activate.
Your support helps sponsor children’s camps through- out the year. This allows Jewish boys and girls to escape the extreme stress of terror attacks and just be kids.
Many children cannot go outside to play or even go to school due to a lack of shelter should a rocket siren activate.