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My Brothers & Sisters:
I just received this email from an acquaintance asking for prayers for the niece of a friend of hers.
*Friends,
Even in the middle of war, with rockets falling, we cannot afford to abandon our concern for each and every life. I got a letter the other day from Rabbi Sagi, who is my son’s Rav at Karmey Chayil in Beit Rimon, the wonderful yeshiva and army training program in the Galilee.
He wrote me that his niece, six year old Amit, a little blond ray of sunshine, has been diagnosed with leukemia. The family has now been told that the only thing that can save her is a bone marrow transplant. A drive in Israel, headed by the organization Ezer Mizion, to register potential donors has begun. January 21, from 10 a.m- 8 p.m you can give a blood sample at stations all over the country to see if you would be the person lucky enough to give Amit the gift of life. In Jerusalem, stations are set up in the Malcha Mall, and the Central Bus station, just to give you an idea.
If you are in Israel, please go to ami.org.il/default.asp?V_DOC_ID=2626 to find a station near you. This site is in Hebrew. The English website has been hacked into by Muslim terrorists, and isn’t accessible.
If you are outside of the country, please go to this website to see how you can help support this special little girl and her wonderful family.
saveamit.com/
God bless you,
Naomi*
Please pray for Amit, that the Lord will heal her from this grave and life threatening illness, and please pray for the terrorists who hacked into the English language version of the website set up in an attempt to save Amit’s life. Pray that they would stop worshiping the god of Death and come to know the God of Life.
And, Pray for the peace of Jerusalem and Israel. That’s what we’re commanded to do in the Psalms.
Your Brother & Servant in Christ, Michael
I just received this email from an acquaintance asking for prayers for the niece of a friend of hers.
*Friends,
Even in the middle of war, with rockets falling, we cannot afford to abandon our concern for each and every life. I got a letter the other day from Rabbi Sagi, who is my son’s Rav at Karmey Chayil in Beit Rimon, the wonderful yeshiva and army training program in the Galilee.
He wrote me that his niece, six year old Amit, a little blond ray of sunshine, has been diagnosed with leukemia. The family has now been told that the only thing that can save her is a bone marrow transplant. A drive in Israel, headed by the organization Ezer Mizion, to register potential donors has begun. January 21, from 10 a.m- 8 p.m you can give a blood sample at stations all over the country to see if you would be the person lucky enough to give Amit the gift of life. In Jerusalem, stations are set up in the Malcha Mall, and the Central Bus station, just to give you an idea.
If you are in Israel, please go to ami.org.il/default.asp?V_DOC_ID=2626 to find a station near you. This site is in Hebrew. The English website has been hacked into by Muslim terrorists, and isn’t accessible.
If you are outside of the country, please go to this website to see how you can help support this special little girl and her wonderful family.
saveamit.com/
God bless you,
Naomi*
Please pray for Amit, that the Lord will heal her from this grave and life threatening illness, and please pray for the terrorists who hacked into the English language version of the website set up in an attempt to save Amit’s life. Pray that they would stop worshiping the god of Death and come to know the God of Life.
And, Pray for the peace of Jerusalem and Israel. That’s what we’re commanded to do in the Psalms.
Your Brother & Servant in Christ, Michael
