C4I Report 2014-2015

Christians for Israel International

Report 2014-2015 1st January 2014 - 30th June 2015

Financial Results 1st January - 31st December 2014

CONTENT 1.

Introduction

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The Global Christians for Israel Movement 04

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Overview of Activities (1st January 2014 - 30th June 2015)

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Communications and PR

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Educational Resources and Media

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Prayer

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Supporting Aliyah and humanitarian projects in Israel

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Financial Results C4I International 2014

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Financial Overview C4I International Affiliates 2014

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Mission Our mission is to bring Biblical understanding in the Church and among the nations concerning God’s purposes for Israel and to promote comfort of Israel through prayer and action.

Vision Our vision is to establish a global ‘Christians for Israel’ network having effective national impact, for the blessing of the nation of Israel, the Jewish people, the Church and the nations.

Beliefs We believe that the Bible is the inspired Word of God, through which He reveals His loving purposes for all creation.

God chose the nation of Israel as His instrument for the blessing of all nations. The Bible teaches us that although the nation of Israel has been ‘hardened in part’, God still loves His chosen people Israel. The Church has not replaced Israel.

God’s covenants with the nation of Israel are everlasting. He is restoring Israel in the last days as part of His greater plan of creation and redemption. We believe that God will fulfil all His promises to Israel and all His promises to the Church.

INTRODUCTION We are living in momentous times. The rise of radical Islam in the Middle East and Northern Africa, financial instability, natural disasters, diminishing natural energy sources – these and other issues are presenting mankind with new and existential challenges.

Yet, despite the challenges, we are also witnesses to a modern miracle: the Jewish people are returning to Israel, the land of their forefathers, and to Jerusalem, the city to which Jesus will return, and which God has said will be the centre of His Kingdom of peace.

These issues present us with a number of important questions: • Is the return of the Jewish people to Israel over the last century a fulfilment of Biblical prophecy, and a sign of hope pointing toward the coming of the Lord Jesus Christ? Or is it merely a political phenomenon without any particular spiritual significance?

• What responsibility, if any, do we carry as Christians today in light of the global rise of anti-Semitism, and the on-going threats to the existence of the Jewish state of Israel?

In Matthew 24, Jesus states that the Gospel of the Kingdom will be preached to all the nations, and then the end of this phase of world history will come. He says that when the fig tree comes back to life, then the Kingdom is right at hand, and the next phase of world history will begin. We believe that we are in that phase of history now.

In Romans 11, the Apostle Paul reminds Gentile Christians that we have been grafted by grace into God’s olive tree.

We are the ‘wild branches’, the Jewish people are the natural branches. They have been cut off for a time, but will be re-grafted into their own olive tree. “Israel has experienced a hardening in part until the full number of the Gentiles has come in, and in this way all Israel will be saved. As it is written, ‘the Saviour will come from Zion; He will turn godlessness away from Jacob. And this is my covenant with them. When I take away their sins’. As far as the gospel is concerned they are enemies for your sake; but as far as election is concerned, they are beloved on account of the patriarchs, for God’s gift and call are irrevocable.” (Romans 11:25-27) The restoration of the Jewish people (nationally and spiritually) is therefore closely connected with the return of Jesus Christ as head of the Church, Messiah of Israel, and King of the nations.

Christians for Israel seeks to bring a Biblical witness to the churches about the coming of God’s Kingdom; to warn the nations; to comfort Israel; and to help the Church to prepare for the Coming of the Lord. We are a network of national ministries, active in over 40 countries worldwide. National Christians for Israel Affiliates are established under the laws and regulations applicable in each nation.

Christians for Israel International (‘C4I International’) is a non-profit foundation (‘Stichting’) established under Dutch law. Its function is to act as the ‘hub in the wheel’ of the international C4I network.

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This Report provides an overview of the activities of C4I International from 1st January 2014 to 30th June 2015. Also included is the Annual Financial report for calendar year 2014. Specific details about the activities and financial results of the national ministries are available on request.

Harald Eckert Chairman

Willem J.J. Glashouwer Andrew Tucker President Executive Director

THE GLOBAL CHRISTIANS FOR ISRAEL MOVEMENT Since its establishment in The Netherlands in 1979, the Christians for Israel (‘C4I’) ministry has developed into a global movement of local Christians for Israel operations which are independent, yet share a common vision: to create a worldwide network of local C4I organizations and partners that are effective at the local level and financially self-sustaining, and which seek to fulfill the same mission, vision, values and beliefs.

Each national C4I Affiliate, representative and partner is responsible for achieving the C4I Mission, Vision, Values and Beliefs in its own jurisdiction. The national Affiliates enter into an Affiliation Agreement with C4I International, confirming their commitment to the global movement, and the core Christians for Israel Mission, Vision, Values and Beliefs.

Countries/Regions in which Christians for Israel is currently active (April 2015)

As of 30th June 2015 C4I Affiliates (A1 ), Representatives (R) and Partners (P) have been established/appointed in the following countries: Europe : Austria (A); Belgium (A); Germany (A); Greece (A); Israel (R); Italy (A); Netherlands (A); Poland (P); Romania (P); Russia/FSU (P); Switzerland (A), United Kingdom (A), Ukraine (A) Africa : Botswana (A); Cameroon (A); Congo (A); Ethiopia (A); Ghana (A); Ivory Coast (A); Kenya (A); Nigeria (A); Rwanda (A); Sierra Leone (A); South Africa (R), South Sudan (A); Swaziland (A); Tanzania (A); Uganda (A), Zambia (A) Americas : Surinam (P); Brazil (R); USA (A) Asia : India (A); Indonesia (A); Malaysia (R); Philippines (R); Singapore (A); South Korea (R); Thailand (R) Oceania/Pacific : Australia (A); New Zealand (A); Pacific Islands (R) (1) Affiliates means entities established, or being established, in order to fulfil the Christians for Israel mission.

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Christians for Israel International C4I International - a non-profit foundation established under Dutch law – has four main tasks: a) b) c) d)

To give overall leadership to the global C4I movement in terms of mission, vision, values and beliefs; To equip, encourage and strengthen the C4I Affiliates to become/remain effective and financially self-sustaining; To develop and disseminate core educational resources; and To pioneer the bringing of the message into new geographical and language areas.

The C4I Affiliates contribute annually 10% of their ministry income to finance the work of C4I International. In addition, C4I International obtains financial support from donors and sponsors.

Governing Board C4I International is governed by a Board comprising representatives of several national C4I Affiliates. The C4I International Board meets regularly. Members of the International Board are appointed for a four-year period, which may be extended. The Chairman is appointed by the Board for a specified period. As at 30th June 2015, the Board members were Harald Eckert (Chairman), Pim van der Hoff (Secretary), Bert Fluit (Treasurer), Leon Meijer (member), and Drake Kanaabo (member).

President The President of C4I International is a statutory position. The President is appointed by, and reports directly to, the C4I International Board. He has a specific role in providing leadership in respect of speaking, teaching and education. The President is Rev. Willem J.J. Glashouwer.

Executive Director and staff The Executive Director is appointed by the Board and is responsible for implementing the plans and budgets established by the governing board. The Executive Director oversees a small staff. As at 30th June 2015, the Executive Director was Andrew Tucker. The staff members and volunteers in 2014-2015 were: • • • • •

Marloes van Westing: Communications and PR Rita Quartel: Media and Educational Resources Ruud van Neijhof: Websites and Educational programs Jos van Westing: Fundraising and Auschwitz Tours Marnix van Ede: Liaison Officer in Israel

Harald Eckert Chairman

Willem J.J. Glashouwer President

Andrew Tucker Executive DIrector

Jos van Westing Fundraising

Rita Quartel Media & Resources

Marnix van Ede Liaison Officer, Israel

Marloes van Westing Communications & PR

Ruud van Neijhof Websites & Education

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C4I International Leadership Forum C4I International provides support to the national and regional leadership teams: • The C4I Affiliates, representatives and partners meet every two years in Jerusalem at the C4I Leadership Forum, organized by C4I International.

• C4I International has issued Operational Guidelines containing best-practice materials to assist the Affiliates.

Through national and regional workshops, leaders are trained to develop the ministry at the local level.

• Leadership Training sessions are organized in different countries.

Regional Directors C4I International has appointed a Regional Director (RD) for a number of regions. The RD’s are members of the Global Executive Council and report directly to C4I International. Each Regional Director is responsible for – 1. overseeing the development of the C4I Affiliates in his/her region; 2. developing new contacts; where appropriate appoint C4I representatives in new regions; and 3. coordinating the production and distribution of C4I teaching resources in his/her region.

As at 30th June 2015, the Regional Directors were: - Europe: Marie-Louise Weissenböck (based in Austria) - East Africa: Drake Kanaabo (based in Uganda) - West/Central Africa: Elemi Samson (based in Nigeria) - Asia: Wilson Ng (based in Malaysia) - Oceania/Pacific: Graeme Lee (based in New Zealand)

Marie-Louise Weissenböck Europe

Drake Kanaabo East Africa

Elemi Samson West/Central Africa

Wilson Ng Asia

Graeme Lee Oceania/Pacific

Regional Leadership Councils Informal leadership councils are being developed in each region. The task of this council is to meet regularly (eg. once per year) to discuss and pray about issues related to Israel, Church and the nations in the region and development of the Christians for Israel ministry in the region at a strategic and leadership level.

Global Executive Council (GEC) The Global Executive Council consists of the President, Chairman, Executive Director, Regional Directors and other advisors. It meets regularly to discuss and decide on strategic development issues. The GEC met three times in 20142015: in May 2014 via video conference, in October 2014 in Stuttgart, Germany, and in May 2015 in Jerusalem, Israel.

International Strategic Partners At the international level Christians for Israel works with a number of strategic partners. These include: - Ebenezer Operation Exodus (head office: Bournemouth, UK) - Israel Today (head office: Jerusalem, Israel) - European Coalition for Israel (ECI) (based in Brussels/Finland)

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OVERVIEW OF ACTIVITIES (JANUARY 2014 – JUNE 2015) Regional and national ministry development The C4I International leadership team worked closely with the Regional Directors and national teams from January 2014 - June 2015 on a number of initiatives. Here are some highlights.

Europe • About 300 people gathered on 13th January 2014 at the head office of the PGGM pension fund in Zeist, in the Netherlands, to show their opposition to PGGM’s decision to terminate their investments in five of the largest banks in Israel. A delegation of C4I Netherlands, including director Roger van Oordt and chairman Dick Schutte, was invited by the executive board of PGGM to talk about the issue. At the meeting Chief Rabbi Binyomin Jacobs of the Netherlands was present, to show PGGM that the matter is also a great concern for the Jewish community in the Netherlands. PGGM later reversed its decision.

• On 7th January 2014, Christians for Israel Italy (Cristiani per Israele) organized a major event in partnership with other organizations to open the exhibition about Sports, Athletes and the Olympic Games in Europe during the Second World War. Through iconography and historical accuracy, the exhibition attracted a wide audience to the theme of sport as a focal lens to read and interpret the history of the rise of Nazism in Europe and the Second World War. Particular attention was paid to how sport during Fascism and Nazism has been used by regimes as a propaganda tool to spread racist ideologies, as well as an instrument of opposition and resistance by some athletes who challenged the dictatorships in the name of freedom of conscience.

• In February 2014 Rev. Willem Glashouwer spoke at a number of events organized in Brussels by our partner Evangelos Evangelides.

• In April 2014, Rev. Glashouwer taught at a conference organized by Ebenezer Operation Exodus in Tallin, Estonia for Ebenezer’s Nordic/Baltic region leaders.

• On Saturday 15th April 2014, C4I Austria, organized a powerful seminar in Linz in cooperation with TOS ministries on the theme ‘breaking the veil of silence.’ About 300 people from nearly all the Austrian provinces heard excellent and touching teachings by Jobst Bittner, Head Pastor of TOS ministries Tübingen, and Austrian pastors, Helmuth Eiwen and Jakob Krämer, who taught on ‘Austria and the veil of silence – how has Austria dealt with her past unto these days’. The seminar was followed by the ‘March of Life’ on April 6, 2014. Contemporary witnesses, Holocaust survivors and their descendants participated in the ‘March of Life’, which was intended not only to be an act of commemoration and reconciliation, but also to voice a loud and clear ‘Never Again!’ against the rising modern anti- Semitism of our time and to express solidarity with Israel.

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participate in the March of the Living in Poland on April 28, 2014. The main purpose of this 3.5 km march from Auschwitz I to the Selection Point of Auschwitz-Birkenau was to proclaim: Never again! The March of the Living was followed by a very impressive Ceremony at Auschwitz to remember all those who perished during the Holocaust. Another group traveled to Poland to join the March of the Living on 16th of April 2015.

March of the Living 2014

• C4I International Executive Director Andrew Tucker was co-initiator of the Young Adults training program organized from 22nd – 23rd June by the European Coalition for Israel (ECI) in The Hague. A group of twenty-six young adults came together in The Hague to share, discuss and learn more about Israel in International law and diplomacy.

• C4I Netherlands and the ECI organized a conference on 4th June 2014 on ‘Israel and international law’. C4I International Director Andrew Tucker was one of the keynote speakers.

Young Adults The Hague

• On Thursday 17th July 2014, C4I Netherlands, together with the Centre for Israel Documentation and Information (CIDI) and other Jewish organizations, organized a manifestation on the Dam square in Amsterdam, in support of Israel. About 1,200 people attended the event, which attracted significant media attention. Speakers included C4I Netherlands Director Roger van Oordt, and former EU Commissioner Frits Bolkestein.

• Rev. Glashouwer visited Albania from 10th – 13th October 2014 for building and strengthening the C4I network in Albania and teach about the Biblical significance of Israel and the Jewish people for Christians today. The program was organized

by Eduart Demo, leader of the Illyricum Movement in Tirana, Albania. Mr. Demo arranged for the Albanian translation of the book Why Israel?, and 500 copies were printed for distribution at the meetings.

Dmitriy Mishkur from Ukraine

C4I Belgium in Brussels

• Marie-Louise Weissenböck, Chairwoman of C4I Austria, was awarded the ‘Prisca Award 2014’ at a conference in Upper Austria on the 11th of October 2014. ‘Prisca’ is the ‘Forum for women in leadership’ of the Evangelical Alliance. Monika Faes of the EA and chair of the Forum stated: “We acknowledge Marie-Louise’s commitment to the Jewish people, which is biblically founded and thus also her endeavor to build bridges. Through her work she becomes a blessing for many people and again and again confirms the statement made in Romans 11:18: “It is not you who support the root, but the root supports you.”

• In 2013, several Dutch Jewish organizations asked C4I Netherlands to cooperate in building the largest menorah in the world. In 2014, the menorah was erected in Urk, a former island in the Netherlands where the inhabitants traditionally have a strong connection with Israel and the Jewish people. The Menorah – a huge construction of about 12 meters high – was officially lit on the second day of Hanukah, Thursday December 18th 2014, by the Chief Rabbi of the Netherlands, Binyomin Jacobs, in the presence of several dignitaries. This unique event was a sign of friendship and appreciation of Dutch Christians with Israel and the Jewish communities worldwide.

• Speaking tours were organized for Rev. Glashouwer by Ebenezer Operation Exodus in Russia in August/September and December 2014, and June 2015. During these intensive programs, Rev. Glashouwer spoke to hundreds of pastors and students at meetings from St. Petersburg to Vladivostok.

• In addition to his many speaking engagements throughout the Ukraine, C4I Ukraine leader Dmitriy Mishkur spoke in several meetings in 2014/15 in Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia and Finland.

• Rev. Glashouwer visited Denmark from 6th to 15th March 2015 at the invitation of Ebenezer Operation Exodus to deliver lectures, seminars and conferences on Israel. Rev. Glashouwer visited Denmark again in June 2015 for the launch of the Danish version of the book ‘Why Israel?’ by one of the biggest Christian publishers in Denmark.

• For his outstanding commitment to German-Israeli and Christian-Jewish dialog, Harald Eckert was awarded the ‘Golden Olive Branch’ by the Jewish National Fund – Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael (JNF-KKL) e.V. – at the ‘Natürlich für Israel Kongress’ in Stuttgart in February 2015. The choice of Eckert for the award was made against the backdrop of the 50th anniversary of official relations between Germany and Israel, in recognition of Eckert’s public work on behalf of Israel for over 30 years.

• The investigation report of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHCR) on the 2014 Gaza War and the alleged human rights violations by the Israeli army was presented on the 29th of June 2015 in Geneva, Switzerland.

Together with members and supporters of more than 80 Jewish and Christian NGOs, C4I Affiliates from Germany, Austria, Italy and the Netherlands showed their solidarity with the Israeli people by going to Geneva on the day the UN investigation report was presented. With over 1,000 participants from around the world they protested in front of the United Nations building against the unilateral UN report, in support of the State of Israel.

March of Life (Austria 2014)

Ethiopia

Geneva

Africa • C4I Regional Director – East Africa, Drake Kanaabo – an evangelist who has organized large-scale campaigns in many countries in Africa and all over the world – invited Rev. Glashouwer to join him on a three-day campaign in Ethiopia to bring the Biblical message about Israel. Meetings were organized in Addis Ababa from 31st March – 4th April 2014. During these two days, 100-150 pastors were totally surprised and immensely grateful and enthusiastic to hear about Gods everlasting Covenants with Israel and the fulfillment of Biblical prophecies. Following the conference, a committee was commissioned to establish Christians for Israel in Ethiopia.

• Harald Eckert (Chairman C4I International) and Drake Kanaabo (Chairman Christians for Israel Uganda, Regional Director – East Africa) visited Zambia, South Africa, Swaziland, Uganda, Kenya and Ethiopia over 10 days, from 21st – 29th June 2014. The main purposes of this tour were to strengthen the C4I network in this part of the world, and to present the vision of prayer for Israel in general and of the Global Prayer Call 2015 in particular. According to Eckert: “We had a great sense of the historical, Biblical, spiritual and political almost unique significance of Ethiopia within the African continent. Putting these two dimensions together we were touched by a great sense of potential and purpose as for Ethiopia. This was confirmed to us by the meetings in Ethiopia where in the morning we preached at one of the largest ‘full gospel churches’ of Addis with about 1,000 attendees.” The response during the whole tour was overwhelming and the young C4I teams were strengthened. Eckert: “We had a great sense of God’s timing, and a great urgency and blessing to move things forward. All the local teams seem to have a high potential to spread the C4I vision and mission to the Church in their countries and to a varying degree also on a national/government level”.

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• In October 2014, the Director General of the Israeli Knesset, Mr. Ronan Plot, and a delegation of Knesset members visited the C4I Uganda office in Kampala. The Director General was impressed by the achievements of C4I International in blessing the Jewish state.

• In October 2014, Christians for Israel Affiliates were officially established in Zambia and Rwanda, and in Ivory Coast.

• In December 2014, Harald Eckert spoke at a C4I conference organized in Ghana. The conference was attended by sixty leaders from Nigeria, Ghana, Ivory Coast and Cameroon.

• In West Africa Regional Director Elemi Samson organized quarterly seminars for students of universities in Nigeria and Ghana. Many of these meetings reached thousands of students.

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Elemi Samson had several speaking appointments in churches in Nigeria, Ghana, Benin, Togo and Ivory Coast.

Indonesia

Visit of Mr. Plot to Uganda

Americas • C4I International worked closely with the leadership team of C4I USA in 2014. First steps were taken to establish ‘hubs’ across the USA under leadership of the national Board.

• In June 2014 Rev. Willem Glashouwer spoke in New York & Washington DC at ‘The Shalom Yerushalayim Festival 2014’ organized by KCSJ (Korean Christian Shalom Jerusalem) in honour of the Jewish community in New York & Washington D.C. in the USA. • Rev. Willem Glashouwer visited Brazil and Paraguay from 11th – 25th August 2014. In Paraguay Rev. Glashouwer gave teachings (in German) to the Mennonite communities proper understanding of the Scriptures who were struggling with Replacement Theology.

• In October 2014, Rev. Glashouwer and C4I Korea representative Paul Jung spoke in several Korean churches in California, USA. • In October 2014, Chairman Harald Eckert visited Brazil, where he spoke at a conference organized in Belo Horizonte, attended by about 1000 participants. He also gave a lecture at a conference organized by Ebenezer Operation Exodus in Monterrey, Mexico on ‘Israel, the Nations and the Valley of Decision’. This lecture was received with great openness. Following this conference he spoke in several churches in Mexico. The Spanish edition of the book of the same title was printed and distributed through several prayer networks through South America.

Asia • President Willem Glashouwer was key-note speaker at a conference organized by KIBI in Seoul, South Korea from 13th – 15th January 2014.

• C4I Thailand representative Kees Brouwer organized an intensive 12-day speaking tour for Rev. Willem Glashouw10

er in Bangkok and Chiang Mai at the beginning of March 2014. This was his second visit to Thailand, where more churches open their doors for the important message about Israel and the End Times. Shortly before the tour, the printer finished the Thai edition of Rev. Glashouwer’s book Why End Times? Hundreds of copies of this book and the Why Israel? book were sold during these meetings, at which Rev. Glashouwer spoke to about 1,500 pastors, leaders and staff of churches. As a result of these meetings, many new opportunities were created to speak and teach about God’s purposes with Israel, the Church and the nations.

• In May 2014, Willem Glashouwer Andrew Tucker and Rev. Aristarkus Joel Tarigan visited many churches in the Cebu province, Philippines, reaching hundreds of young people with the message of God’s love and faithfulness.

• C4I International, together with the team of C4I in Indonesia, conducted several seminars in Indonesia from 30th April – 6th May 2014. Two seminars were held in Jakarta and the other seminars took place in Jayapura and Biak, two cities in the province of Papua, Indonesia. The seminars in Jayapura were the first C4I seminars in Papua. We were overwhelmed by the enthusiasm of the people in those three cities, who listened attentively to the message about ‘Why Israel?’ and many are looking forward to hear about the next theme ‘Why End Times?’ The first seminar in Jayapura was attended by more than 800 participants, which was the highest number of participants in a seminar ever in that city. The seminar in Biak was hosted by Gereja Bethel Indonesia Rock and the other two seminars in Jakarta were hosted by Gereja Bethel Indonesia, Glow Fellowship Centre and Eben Hazer. More than 400 participants attended these seminars. In all those places, many books were sold and contribution in funds was also given by the people.

• In April 2014, Harald Eckert was invited to speak at two pastors conferences in Hyderabad, India, at the invitation of pastor Ravi Sundar, one of the C4I’s representatives for India. Both conferences were attended by about 30-40 pastors plus their wives and some of their children. Those pastors are part of a network of 80 pastors in the wider Hyderabad region under the leadership of Shalom-Ministries, led by pastor Sundar. The theme of both conferences was ‘Global Prayer Call for Israel’. The response was very positive and open and, at the end, pastor Sundar presented a strategic plan as to how Christians from all over India could be invited and ‘mobilized’ for this prayer campaign in 2015.

• C4I Philippines leader Rev. Conrado Lumahan was one of the main speakers at a one-day Pastors’ Seminar themed: ‘Standing With Israel For Such A Time As This’ at All Gospel Church, San Fernando City, Philippines. The conference was attended by about 180 participants (bishops, District Superintendents and executives, presbyters, pastors and Church leaders) from the Provinces of Zambales, Tarlac, Pangasinan, Benguet, La Union, Ilocos Sur, Abra and Ilocos Norte.

• In October 2014, Chairman Harald Eckert and Regional Director Wilson Ng were the key speakers at several meetings in Jakarta, Indonesia to launch the Global Prayer Call.

• In November 2014, C4I International partnered with C4I Asian leadership team to organize the first C4I Asia tour to Israel.

• At the invitation of the Korea Israel Bible Institute (KIBI) and other prayer and/or Israel-ministries Rev. Willem Glashouwer and Harald Eckert visited Seoul, South Korea for a prayer conference for leaders (January 14-16, 2015). Harald Eckert: “A very special topic has been my testimony as a German from the perspective of anti-Semitism but also from the testimony of the reunification of Germany. The reunification of Korea is probably the top prayer topic for the praying Korean Church. This was a very special connection on considering this issue from the perspective on how the Lord is dealing with the nations. I encouraged the participants: As they will continue and grow to bless Israel, God will bless them and reward them in their longing for national reunification”.

• Rev. Glashouwer and Rev. Conrado Lumahan, National Director of C4I Philippines, were the guest speakers and lecturers for ‘Standing With Israel For Such A Time As This’ Conference that was held from January 29-30, 2015 at BCF Convention Center, Tabuk City, Kalinga, Philippines. There were about 400 participants, including 50 bishops, 11

district executives, presbyters, and pastors.

• C4I Indonesia organized a speaking tour for Rev. Glashouwer in the Indonesian cities of Manokwari and Sorong in the Province of West Papua, and Ambon City, the capital of the Province Maluku, from 20th – 27th April 2015.

Oceania/Pacific India

• During the course of 2014, C4I International worked closely with the leadership teams in Australia and New Zealand, to help them develop their national ministries.

• In November 2014, Executive Director Andrew Tucker spoke at a conference organized by C4I Australia in partnership with Dr. Mark Durie’s Institute for Spiritual Awareness in Melbourne on the theme: ‘Islam, the Church and the nations’.

C4I leaders Fiji

• In October 2014, International Chairman Harald Eckert was the key speaker at the first C4I South Pacific Regional Conference in Fiji. This event was organized by C4I New Zealand, together with Evangelist Dr. Robert Siakimotu, C4I Representative in the South Pacific. The first meeting was held in Nadi (Fiji) on the 22nd October with a small group of local Fijian Christians at a local Church. Thursday 23rd October being a public holiday allowed 70 Fijians and Indian-Fijians to attend. The newly-appointed C4I leader in Fiji Lepani Makubuna welcomed visitors and acted as host throughout all proceedings.

Training leaders and speakers In addition to the events organized at a national level, C4I International organizes international and regional conferences, seminars and other programs to train and equip C4I leaders and speakers worldwide.

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European Leadership Ede

• 45 leaders from C4I Affiliates in Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, UK, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, Greece, Romania, and Ukraine attended the third Bi-Annual C4I European Leadership Training program in Ede, Netherlands from 22nd – 25th May 2014. On the opening evening, Chief Rabbi Binyomin Jacobs expressed deep concern about the rise of anti-Semitism in Europe. Ambassador of Israel to the Netherlands Haim Divon explained how the debate in the media about Israel/Palestine is disproportional. C4I President Glashouwer taught primarily about how we should understand the Kingdom of God in the New Testament. C4I International Chairman Harald Eckert shared the Global Prayer Call vision – prayer for our nations in their relationship with Israel. C4I Executive Director Andrew Tucker spoke about Israel under international law, and Koen Carlier (C4I Ukraine) updated the participants on the situation in the Ukraine and the work of the C4I Ukraine team.

In his detailed teaching, Rev. Poot (C4I Netherlands) explained that the Apostles proved that Jesus was the Messiah by referring to the Old Testament, and that, as a result, we cannot understand the New Testament without understanding the Old Testament.

• C4I International President Willem Glashouwer and Regional Director Bishop Elemi Samson visited Ghana and Ivory Coast from 18th – 24th June 2014. Seventy participants attended the 3-day Why Israel? conference in Ghana. The meeting in Abidjan was a huge success with more than 80 pastors from different churches in attendance. The participants each received a French version of the book Why Israel? donated by C4I Nigeria as well as a personally-signed certificate of par-

Dr. Pau from Myanmar

ticipation at the end of the conference. Bishop Samson: “There is much work to be done in French-speaking Africa. With God’s help, much creativity and the support of our friends in the West, we hope to bring new understanding into the churches in this vast continent”.

• Rev. Willem Glashouwer, Harald Eckert, and Andrew Tucker were the key speakers at C4I International’s second bi-annual Asian Teaching and Training Conference in Cebu, Philippines on 8th and 9th May 2014. Fifty-three Christian leaders from Philippines, Taiwan, Singapore, Korea, India, Indonesia, Myanmar, Malaysia and Australia, gathered at Hotel Bellavista in Cebu, Philippines, for two intensive days of teaching, fellowship and prayer.

Following the conference, a number of the key national leaders from the region met for a day of prayer and strategic planning. At the outset of the conference, Wilson Ng (C4I Regional Director – Asia) introduced the new Why Israel? Teaching Series – a 10-module package containing a book, DVD teachings and Study Guide.

• From 13th – 18th May 2015, the European Coalition for Israel (ECI), in partnership with C4I International and Keshet Educational Travel, organized its inaugural geo-political visit to Israel and the Palestinian territories.

The program was led by Perrine Dufoix (ECI Director – Europe) and Andrew Tucker (ECI Legal Counsel), in close cooperation with Marnix van Ede (Keshet) as program coordinator and Moshe Gabay (Keshet) who acted as guide. Thirty-five participants from UK, France, Germany, Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark, Australia and US took part in this unique 5-day program. Most of the participants had been in Israel several times, and had participated in the Global Prayer Call Conference from 10th-13th May in Jerusalem. About half of the participants were ‘young adults’ (under the age of 45).

Philippines

Geo-political visit to Israel

2015 Bi-annual Leadership Forum - Israel Sixty Christians for Israel leaders attended the sixth bi-annual Leadership Forum at Ramat Rachel in Jerusalem. In the course of four intensive days, they shared experiences, heard testimonies, visited several projects supported by Christians for Israel, prayed together, and made plans for the further development of the C4I ministry. Some highlights: • Rev. Willem Glashouwer introduced the new edition of his book Why Jerusalem? (part 2 in the trilogy Why Israel?, Why Jerusalem? and Why End Times?).

• Harald Eckert and Andrew Tucker outlined the plans to consolidate the further growth of the ministry – this includes organizing regional and national training conferences and resources, further strengthening the international head office, and establishing a stronger presence in Israel.

• Evangelist Drake Kanaabo (Regional Director – East Africa) explained how C4I leadership teams have now established in twelve nations in eastern, southern and central Africa.

• Elemi Samson (Regional Director – Central/West Africa) described the difficult and challenging work of reaching intothese vast nations with the C4I message. A big problem is lack of physical and financial resources to do the work.

• The team in USA is being consolidated, and plans are underway for establishment of regional hubs in different parts of the USA. • The ministry is spreading strongly in Asia. Regional Director Wilson Ng described the great hunger for teaching of God’s word in Korea, China, Indonesia, India, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, and Taiwan. Rev. Conrado Lumahan described how C4I has become well-known throughout the Philippines. The next Asian Leadership conference will be held in Myanmar in late November 2015.

• Plans were launched at the Forum for the establishment of a new C4I office in Brazil, under able leadership of 13

Rabbi Brodman

Performance Bnei Menasse

Natan Sharansky

Visit to Aleh

Pastor Valerie Nogueira.

• The strong delegation of C4I New Zealand (led by Graeme Lee) was accompanied

by Lepani and Salote Mokupana, the new C4I leaders in Fiji. From the regional head office in Auckland, contacts are now being made with Christian leaders in several nations in the Pacific Islands, such as Solomon Islands.

• C4I Australia leaders Ian and Mandy Worby explained that the ministry in Australia is growing steadily, partly thanks to the strategic partnership with United Christian Broadcasters (UCB). This is offering a platform for further outreach into South East Asia. There is much potential in Australia, but it will be necessary to engage additional staff in order to take the ministry to a higher level.

• The C4I team from Ukraine described the humanitarian emergency arising from the critical situation in the eastern part of Ukraine. C4I is providing assistance to many Jewish refugees, and facilitating their emigration to Israel in close cooperation with the Jewish Agency for Israel.

• The C4I teams in Europe (Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, UK) welcomed their newest member – Eduart and his wife Bona Demo from Albania, who were visiting Israel for the first time (with their two small sons).

• In recognition of the need to further engage the younger generation, plans were launched to establish an international young adults ministry, together with the young adults ministries that have already been established in Netherlands (Isreality) and Germany (IsraelConnect).

• Approximately 100 people attended the reception held on Thursday 7th May 2015 in celebration of the return of the Jewish people to Israel. Rev. Willem Glashouwer emphasized the importance of understanding the eternal significance of God’s covenants with Israel, as expressed in what Christians call the ‘Old Testament’. Israeli Rabbi David Brodman (Savyon Centre) expressed his joy and deep gratitude to Christians for Israel for its work in fighting anti-Semitism and raising awareness amongst Christians of God’s purposes with Israel and the Jewish people. Michael Freund (Shavei Israel), having described the return of the ‘ten lost tribe’ in accordance with God’s word, introduced by an inspiring traditional dance performance by members of the Bnei Menasse community.

• The Forum participants were greatly inspired by visits to Aleh, Hineni, and First Home in the Homeland – some of the projects supported by Christians for Israel.

• All were deeply touched by the Shabbat evening led so graciously by Benjamin Philip (Director – Hineni Jerusalem).

• Analyst Jonathan Spyer (Director of the Rubin Centre and Editor of the Middle East Review of International Affairs (MERIA)) gave an extremely lucid lecture on the developments in the Middle East, and the external threats facing Israel.

• Natan Sharansky (Chairman Jewish Agency for Israel) spoke about growing anti-Semitism worldwide, and the need to be ready for greater waves of aliyah in the coming time. He expressed deep gratefulness for the friendship and work of Christians for Israel, and the hope that we will work even more closely together in the future.

COMMUNICATIONS AND PR Websites and social media C4I websites are maintained in English, Dutch, German, Italian and Russian. An inventory was made of the current websites. We also analysed how we can present Christians for Israel in a uniform way in different nations and in new language areas.

C4I International sends out a monthly newsletter ‘The Messenger’ which includes news from the C4I network. Fifteen editions of this newsletter were sent in the reporting period to 3,500 email addresses.

S ocial Media: Christians for Israel International is active on Facebook (over 2,500 active users) and YouTube. Several national affiliates are active on Social Media as well. www.facebook.com/c4israel | www.youtube.com/c4israel Newspapers In January 2014, a new editorial team took over responsibility for the English-language edition of our newspaper, Israel & Christians Today. C4I New Zealand Leader Graeme Lee assumed the role of Publisher and C4I International Director Andrew Tucker as Editor-in-chief. The goal of Israel & Christians Today is to help Christians to take God’s Word seriously, and study current events in the world in the context of the Bible.

First published in The Netherlands in the early 1980s, the English, Dutch and German-language editions of Israel & Christians Today are now published by the various C4I Affiliates in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Australia, New Zealand, USA, UK/Europe and Africa. Together, each published edition of the newspaper was delivered in 2014/2015 to about 100,000 addresses worldwide.

Why Israel - website and newsletters The website www.whyisrael.org is updated daily, containing a selection of current articles and videos that have to do with Israel. The website has four categories: Opinion, Bible Study, History, Prophecy. The website can also be used as database to search on specific themes. Each week, the ‘Whyisrael?’ e-newsletter was sent in 2014/2015 to about 3,800 email addresses.

In 2014/2015, a new French language version of the whyisrael.org website was prepared and launched under leadership of C4I International and coordinated by a team based in Brussels: www.pourquoiisrael.org.

EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES AND MEDIA C4I International develops and publishes a core package of teaching and educational materials. This includes books, brochures, DVDs, PowerPoint presentations etc. All of these materials are available for the national Affiliates to produce and disseminate in their country. The Regional Directors, together with the International office, are

responsible for ensuring that these materials are translated into new languages available (printed and distributed) in each region.

In 2014 we released the new DVD teaching series Why Israel? (10 episodes of 25 minutes) with presenter Rev. Willem J.J. Glashouwer, including an accompanying Study Guide. We have also welcomed some new language versions of the books Why Israel? (Albanian, Korean and Telugu) and Why End Times? (Thai). The book Why Israel? (written by Rev. Glashouwer) is now available in over 30 languages. The book Why End Times? (also written by Rev. Glashouwer) has about ten different language versions. In 2015 we released the book Why Jerusalem?, and thus completing the Why Israel? Trilogy.

Another book that was added to the C4I International Resources Catalogue was ‘Israel, the Nations and the Valley of Decision’, authored by C4I Chairman Harald Eckert. This book was written in preparation of the Global Prayer Call campaign (early 2015) as a challenge and encouragement for people to pray for the nations and the churches in the nations to act fairly towards Israel and bless Israel. It has been translated into several languages, among which German, French, Italian, Spanish, Rumanian, Russian, Swedish, Dutch and Polish.

In addition to the release of the DVD series and the books, C4I International has produced several brochures on different topics. During his worldwide tours, Rev. Glashouwer was invited as a guest speaker in several TV programs around the globe, thus also expanding the C4I international media network.

In February 2015 Rita Quartel, Manager Media & Resources, attended the NRB (National Religious Broadcasters) Convention in Nashville, USA, to enlarge the (media) network in order to optimize the marketing possibilities of all resources available.

PRAYER • C4I International Chairman Harald Eckert was the Initiator in 2014 of the Global Prayer Call – a unique prayer initiative marking 70 years after the liberation of Auschwitz (January 1945) and end of the Second World War (May 1945). The Global Prayer Call (GPC) is a joint initiative of Christians for Israel, Ebenezer Operation Exodus and the European Coalition for Israel.

• In 2014, several editions of the Christians for Israel Prayer Letter were published and distributed in English, Dutch and Russian.

Global Prayer Call Conference in Krakow January 2015 - 70 years after the liberation of Auschwitz Concentration Camp Approximately 300 participants from over 20 different nations on 4 continents gathered from January 25-29, 2015 in Krakow, Poland to commemorate the Holocaust and to launch 100 days of prayer for Israel, the nations and the Church. Under the leadership of Harald Eckert (Germany) and Henryk Wieja (Poland), the first half of the conference was focused on the history of 1,800 years of Christian anti-Semitism in Europe.

Special attention was paid to the indifference of European nations in the face of growing Nazi persecution in the 1930’s and their culmination under Nazi leadership in the Holocaust. This was followed by a visit to Auschwitz con16

centration camp – for some a first-time experience, and for all a deeply moving and challenging experience. C4I International President Willem Glashouwer’s message on the ‘Kingdom of God’ and the ‘holy remnant in the end times’ contributed powerfully to the kick-off of the conference. This provided the basis for the second full day of the conference, which included intensive worship and prayer and the launching of the 100 days of prayer.

On the evening of 27th January, the European Coalition for Israel and the Jewish Community of Krakow jointly invited the participants to a concert of commemoration, which was attended by several Holocaust survivors, members of the diplomatic world, and representatives of a number of churches as well as the Mayor of Krakow. A deeply moving evening!

Krakow

Krakow

Krakow

Global Prayer Call Conference – Jerusalem, 10th – 12th May 2015 From 10th to 12th May 2015, about 400 participants from over 35 nations of all continents came together in Jerusalem in order to look back to the 100 days of prayer and (partial) fasting, bring this period to a close and ask the Lord for how to keep up the prayer momentum for the nations in their relationship to Israel in the future. During these days, there were many presentations, times of corporate and group prayer, and worship.

It was great to experience the different leaders and speakers blending together so well. Willem Glashouwer (Christians for Israel) and Antti Hämäläinen as Bible teachers, Henry Wieja and Pete Stucken (Ebenezer) as moderators, Tomas Sandell and the team from the European Coalition of Israel as those being in direct dialogue with political leaders and decision makers, Rick Ridings as worship and prayer leader from Jerusalem and Harald Eckert as visionary and initiator of the GPC. The general sense of the leadership as well as the participants at the end of the conference was that the prayer momentum in prayer for Israel and the nations must continue to grow and expand.

In the final message Harald Eckert called for the praying Church around the world, to understand the signs of the times and continue to seek the Lord as to how to keep the momentum on prayer for Israel and the nations alive and growing. Special emphasis was given to the need for the different giftings in the Church coming into greater unity as well as the three generations moving forward together in mutual respect and unity.

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SUPPORTING ALIYAH AND HUMANITARIAN PROJECTS IN ISRAEL Christians for Israel International partnered with the national Affiliates in 2014-2015 to raise funds for the following projects: Bring The Jews Home - Aliyah and integration • Ukrainian Olim C4I Ukraine Leader Koen Carlier leads a team of dedicated workers who help Ukrainian Jews who want to emigrate (make aliyah) to Israel, to be at the right locations, so they can collect and fill in all the necessary documents. Most of the olim are elderly people, living far away from the city, without means of transportation.

Koen and his team drive these olim to the embassy in Kiev and finally to the airport. When Koen and his team say farewell at the airport they always say: “We want to pray with you, that the Lord may plant you and bless you in the land of you forefathers”.

• India: Bnei Menashe

The Bnei Menashe (sons of Manasseh) claim descent from one of the Ten Lost Tribes of Israel. After wandering for centuries, their ancestors settled in what is now north-east India, near the border with Burma (Myanmar) and Bangladesh. Throughout their sojourn in exile, the Bnei Menashe continued to practice Judaism, including observing the Sabbath, keeping kosher, celebrating the festivals and following the laws of family purity. And they continued to nourish the dream of one day returning to Israel. C4I works with Shavei Israel, led by Michael Freund, who in recent years has brought some 1,700 Bnei Menashe back home to Zion. Another 7,200 still remain in India, waiting for the day when they too will be able to return to Israel. In 2014, donations raised by Christians for Israel enabled Shavei Israel to bring 850 Bnei Menashe home to Israel.

• Former Soviet Union (Ebenezer Operation Exodus)

Since 2004, Christians for Israel has a strategic partnership with Ebenezer Operation Exodus (‘Operation Exodus’). Operation Exodus assists Jews to make aliyah to Israel, and has operations throughout the world, including the Former Soviet Union. Funds raised by C4I Affiliates worldwide in 2014 enabled the Ebenezer bases to visit almost 7,000 potential olim families, bring 1672 olim to visit the Israeli consul in their country, 3923 olim to make aliyah, and 4048 food parcels to be distributed.

Education • Study Center for Jewish education in Savyon

At the Center for Jewish Studies in Savyon Rabbi David Brodman aims to teach the children of Israel about their own identity and history, to promote unity and to change behaviour for the good. Each month the center teaches a thousand children about Judaism. The children come from all over the country. Not only do children come to the center, students and groups of army soldiers also come to Savyon to learn more about Judaism. And the 18

number of applications for courses is still growing.

• The Jaffa Institute Christians for Israel has been supporting the Jaffa Institute for three decades. The boarding school of the Jaffa Institute in Beth Shemesh provides a home to children who come from an extremely difficult home situation. Many children come from families with only one parent or an absent father, deceased, sick or in prison.

All children at the Beth Shemesh boarding school are referred to the school by social workers. Most parents are very poor and cannot pay for education. In the past 28 years, thousands of young people received their diploma through the Jaffa Institute and with that a chance to succeed in life. During the six years that these children are in the school, they make a huge step forward to become responsible adults, to have their own families, loyal to their faith and loyal to their country.

The Jaffa Institute currently provides accommodation and schooling for 4,500 children. Christians for Israel helps the Jaffa Institute to provide food for these children.

Survivors of the Shoah • Amcha The Second World War ended more than seventy years ago. But for most survivors the Holocaust never ended. They struggle on a daily base with massive trauma, despite all the good help. Amcha provides psychological support to survivors of the Shoah.

• Monuments in Ukraine Throughout Ukraine more than 1.7 million Jewish people were buried alive or shot by special SS troops during the Holocaust. One still finds unknown mass graves.

C4I Ukraine cooperates and contributes financially to place Holocaust Memorial Monuments at Jewish mass graves where there is no memorial or reminder.

Jewish Communities in Judea and Samaria Christian Friends of Israeli Communities (CFOIC) enables Christians to connect with the Jewish communities (settlements) in Judea and Samaria - the birthplace and heartland of the Jewish people. Christian Friends of Israeli Communities was established in 1995 in response to the Oslo Process. Christians around the world were deeply troubled by Israel’s major territorial concessions and felt drawn to the people that stood on the forefront of Israel’s territorial battle – the people of Judea and Samaria. CFOIC provided a much-needed vehicle for Christians to become better informed about events in Israel, particularly with regard to the Jewish communities in the heartland of Biblical Israel, to visit these areas and become personally connected to the people living there, and to provide practical support for vital community needs. CFOIC aims to build bridges of love and mutual respect between Christians and Jews. CFOIC brings unconditional support to the Jewish communities and partners with the dedicated pioneers of Biblical Israel to fulfil Biblical prophecy. Christians for Israel assists CFOIC to build the communities in the heartland of Israel.

Food support for the hungry and poor Israel is known for its prosperity, economic stability and high standard of living. What we often don’t realize is that there is another side to Israeli society. Hundreds of thousands of Israeli’s live in harsh conditions of poverty and hunger. Many of them depend on charity projects to help them. Christians for Israel provides meals for the homeless and hungry, through its partnership with the Jaffa Institute headed by Rabbi David Portowicz and the Hineni Center in Jerusalem headed by Benjamin Philip.

Arab Christians Pastor Naim Khoury, together with his wife, is the founder of the First Baptist Church

(FBC), with Arab congregations in Jerusalem, Bethlehem and Jericho. Pastor Khoury’s son Steven is now also one of the leaders of the ministry. The FBC has many different ministries, including: choirs, children’s ministries, education and feeding the hungry. The FBC is one of the few Arab Christian churches that teaches openly about God’s faithfulness towards Israel and the Jewish people. As a result, Pastor Khoury and his family and congregation have suffered much persecution at the hands of those who hate Israel.

It is not easy for Christians to live in Bethlehem (Christians are now only about 10% of the population). For many Arab Christians the FBC is a hiding place, especially for those who believe in God’s faithfulness towards his people Israel. In 2014, Christians for Israel donated almost US$30,000 for the work of FBC, and US$30,000 for poor families.

Aliyah from Ukraine

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Food parcels in Ukraine

Holocaust Memorial in Ukraine

FINANCIAL RESULTS C4I INTERNATIONAL 2014 (1st JANUARY - 31st DECEMBER) The following is a summary of the audited operating results 2014 of the foundation Christians for Israel International. Note: The Christians for Israel Affiliates report separately on their financial results, in accordance with local regulations. Copies are available on request.

Amounts in Euro’s (x 1000) Item

Results 2013

Budget 2014

Results 2014

RECEIPTS Donations 144 189 177 Sale of Educational Materials 7 5 2 Dues to International from C4I Affiliates 251 235 257 TOTAL RECEIPTS 402 429 436 DISBURSEMENTS Administration Salaries, Wages, Benefits Office Supplies, Maintenance Utilities, Heating, Light, Telephone Professional Services Interest and Bank Charges Other General Operating Expenses Communication Newspapers (Production and Promotion) Media, PR and Marketing Websites

175 6 19 11 1 4

3 6 3

190 4 25 5 1 5

173 7 19 1 1 5

10 10 25

2 3 6

6

Educational Resources Research & Development (Educational Tools)

25

15

Regional Development Travel Regional development budgets Training

51 33 26

50 40 21

General International Board Meetings

12

10

65 46 12

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TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS 375 411 354 RECEIPTS OVER DISBURSEMENTS

27 18 82

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FINANCIAL OVERVIEW C4I AFFILIATES IN 2014 The following is an overview of the total income (donations) received by the C4I Affiliates, and the amounts given by C4I Affiliates for alijah and humanitarian projects in Israel. N.B. These are estimates only, based on unaudited reports.

All donations received by Christians for Israel Affiliates are (unless earmarked for specific projects) expended on fulfilling the primary mission of Christians for Israel, namely raising awareness in the Church about God’s purposes with Israel, the Church and the nations. Donations that are earmarked for the ‘Bring the Jews Home’ (aliyah) project or other specific projects supported by Christians for Israel in Israel, are transferred to such projects in accordance with the instructions of the donor. In some cases, a small amount is retained to cover limited and necessary overheads, in accordance with local regulations.

TOTAL DONATIONS RECEIVED BY C4I AFFILIATES IN 2014 COUNTRY

TOTAL (X 1000 EURO’S)

Netherlands 5192 Belgium 117 Germany 1536 Austria 28 United Kingdom 20 Australia 143 New Zealand 143 USA 28 Other 10 TOTAL 7217 TOTAL AMOUNTS TRANSFERRED TO PROJECTS IN 2014 BY C4I AFFILIATES (*) COUNTRY

TOTAL (X 1000 EURO’S)

BRING THE JEWS HOME (ALIYAH) (*1) Netherlands 926 Belgium 29 Germany 170 Austria 3 Australia 44 New Zealand 60 USA 6 SUB-TOTAL 1238

HUMANITARIAN PROJECTS IN ISRAEL (*2) Netherlands 1583 Belgium 63 Germany 598 Austria 24 Australia 16 New Zealand 3 USA 1 Other 5 SUB-TOTAL 2293 TOTAL (*) 22

3531

Transfers to projects are made in accordance with the instructions of the donors.

(*1)

Includes the following organizations/projects: • Shavei Israel (India) • Bring the Jews Home (direct expenses C4I Ukraine) • Bring the Jews Home (Ebenezer bases (FSU)) • Food parcels in Ukraine • Alijah seminars in Ukraine (Jewish Agency) • Support for Jewish orphans in Ukraine • Sela Program Ukraine - Israel • Aliyah work through Keren Hayesod Russia and Ukraine • Emergency help for Jewish refugees in Ukraine • First Home in the Homeland (Jewish Agency)

(*2) Includes the following organizations in Israel: Education • Jaffa Institute • Savyon Educational Centre Food Supplies in Israel • Hineni • CFOIC food vouchers • First Baptist Church Bethlehem • Other small organizations

Communities in Judea / Shomron • CFOIC Holocaust Survivors • Amcha • Holocaust monuments Ukraine Arab Christians • First Baptist Church Bethlehem • Rama Children programs Emergency Help Gaza Conflict • Several organizations Integration • Poor neighbourhoods in Jerusalem • Kiryat Hayovel (Jerusalem Foundation)

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