A Visit With Shmuel: Revava

Join me now, as I enter Revava…

 The fall holidays are upon us and that leaves us very little time in between the holidays. So I was particularly excited to get in a visit to Revava before the holidays began. And what a visit it was! This is a community that is totally dedicated to kindness – to helping other people. And they have been particularly welcoming to six families who recently made Aliyah (immigrated to Israel) from France.

https://youtu.be/YHQl7cKxfdU

 Of course, I would prefer to take you to Revava in person and introduce you to these new immigrants and to the wonderful volunteers of Revava. But until then, join me for this virtual tour and get a sense of the wonderful people that have settled in this community in Samaria.

God Bless,

Shmuel Junger
Development Director
CFOIC Heartland

Join us in supporting new immigrant families in Revava!

As I mentioned in my vlog, Revava has recently absorbed six new immigrant families from France. And while community residents have been welcoming and helpful to them, the new immigrant families have needs that extend beyond what the community can provide on its own. COVID brought its own challenges – it is very difficult to learn Hebrew on zoom! These new immigrants need help finding jobs and learning Hebrew and YOU can provide the resources to ensure that happens as soon as possible! Join us in supporting these new immigrants in Revava! You can take part in settling the people of Israel back in their land in fulfillment of prophecy!



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