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Operation Olive Grove Update

When Larry Huch Ministries first started our Operation Olive Grove outreach over ten years ago, it was on a barren hillside. Because of your generous support over the years, thousands of olive trees are now making the desert bloom. The people of Ma’ale Amos— located just south of Bethlehem are farmers who make their living tilling the land and growing olives in their groves.

The world calls this area the It West Bank, but we Christians know it by its proper biblical name of Judea and Samaria.

It was home of the prophet Amos whom God used to speak a powerful prophecy about the Jewish people’s return to Israel.

“I will bring my people Israel back from exile. . . . They will plant vineyards . . . make gardens and eat their fruit. I will plant Israel in their own land, never again to be uprooted from the land I have given them.” Amos 9: 14–15
 

GIFT OF LOVE

Plus, while on our visit, Pastor Larry was inspired to purchase a large generator for the community that will provide power in the event terrorists cut the power lines in Ma’ale Amos.

Thank you for helping to fulfill biblical prophecy and caring for the Jewish people.

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