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June 6, 2006
Israel Now Report
with Teddy Chadwick
Jerusalem Tabernacle of David

Knesset Members to Meet with African Christian Leaders
Preparing for First Ever Jerusalem Summit Africa

Jerusalem, Israel:

1. Healing for Dr. Yuri Shtern, Member of Knesset.

2. June 17-20 Summit in South Africa between Knesset members and Christian Leaders of African nations

3. New Praise & Worship CD recording project

4. Hebrew language studies

1. First, the matter of healing. Dr. Shtern is a Knesset Member, and co-chairs the Christian Allies Caucus which I have been working with for some time on the Jerusalem Summit Africa project (which takes place June 18-19th). Dr. Shtern disclosed (June 7th) in an interview with Yediot Achronot that he has been diagnosed with a brain tumor. "I know that statistics aren't on my side," said the 57-year-old Shtern, who immigrated to Israel from the former Soviet Union. "But I plan to win this fight. I always did things that seemed impossible." Let's pray for a miracle in Dr. Shtern's life that will show him the power of God. Dr. Shtern has asked for Christians and Jews everywhere to pray for him. Let's pray for his healing in the name of Jesus!


2. Jerusalem Summit Africa: This Sunday the 11th, I fly to South Africa, LORD willing, to pray and prepare for the first ever Jerusalem Summit Africa. In this Summit, several Knesset members (including MK Benny Elon - Former Minister of Tourism) will meet with Christian leaders from various African countries. MK Dr. Yuri Shtern is no longer planning to attend due to his apparent brain tumor condition. Knesset Member Dr. Yuri Shtern and his staff have asked for my help, and I have been blessed and honored to do so for the past year and a half, particularly in the area of bringing in African pastors to the meeting. Of all the pastors from Africa which I have invited, 11 have confirmed so far. They are traveling from Kenya, Uganda, Togo, Ghana, Ivory Coast, and possibly Benin. This is big. I see this as one more opportunity for members of the Israeli government to interface with powerful Christian men and women of God - this time, from Africa.


3. New CD: I believe the LORD has been leading me over the past few months toward a new sound in praise and worship. The past 3 weeks I've been in the studio working out musical arrangements for original songs "By Your Wounds," "Do You See That Cloud," and "Celui Qui Demeure (Psalm 91)," a song I wrote in the French language. The engineers, musicians, and I have all been blessed by the presence of the LORD as intercessors are praying in the studio during every hour that we work. Expect a new CD soon - sometime after the Africa Summit trip.


4. Hebrew language: With preparations for the Summit taking so much energy, language studies will resume after the trip. The LORD has blessed me so much in learning.


Thank you. Your prayer and support is so helpful. Of course, I am continuing to lead worship in the 24/7 ministry here - and soon contributing in the new prayer tower as well. We are praying for extra provision in this season, as even the flight to South Africa is quite expensive - I think the costliest flight I've ever taken to date. We also have contact with a pastor from Benin who would like to come to South Africa for the Summit - but he has not received the funds yet. Would you join me in prayer that Rev. Moses from Benin would be able to come. If you would like to help in a material way, you may include a tax-deductible donation to:

Jerusalem Tabernacle of David 12 Edsall St., Hamburg, NJ 07419 USA

OR DONATE ONLINE HERE.


Please mark on the online giving form or on the check whether your gift is for the general expenses or to help an African pastor attend the Summit in Cape Town, South Africa.

The LORD bless you! Your prayers are really helping!!

Teddy Chadwick
Jerusalem Tabernacle of David
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