You Can Reach Out!
By Miriam Nadler Rosh HaShanah literally means the head (rosh) of the year (ha shanah). This year it begins Sunday evening September 9th, at sundown. Ten days later on Tuesday,
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2018 Messianic Women’s Retreat!
By Debbie Bateman What do you get when you mix 90 women, the Word of God, and copious amounts of chocolate? Hope of Israel’s eighteenth annual Messianic Women’s Retreat! Embracing the symbolism of eighteen years
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Grace Poured Out
by D. Bateman Immersed in His Grace Poured Out – 17th Annual Messianic Women’s Retreat “We laughed. We Cried. We ate chocolate!” Our 17th annual Messianic Women’s Retreat included these traditional sisterhood
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A Personal Perspective on Praying for Israel
By Miriam Nadler In the early 70’s, I had the life changing opportunity of studying in Israel for a year. During this time, I reached out to fellow students with
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Ready for His Return
By Miriam Nadler August 23 marks the beginning of the sixth month on the Hebrew calendar: the month of Elul. This month is traditionally a time of spiritual preparation
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Happiness by the Creator’s Design
Many are aware of the fact that God tells us 365 times in Scripture not to fear, one reminder for each day of the year. But did you know that
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The Personal God of Israel
By Miriam Nadler One of the highlights for me during our ministry trips to Israel is to connect with friends who are a vital part of the fabric of
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Word of Messiah in Israel 2016
On February 2, we set out for Israel with great anticipation and excitement over the opportunity before us. Ten days later, we returned praising God, for our time in
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A Year of Blessing
As we move into 2016, we want to stop and say thank you to all who have prayed for us this past year! This has been a wonderful year filled
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The Sisterhood of Beth Messiah Congregation in Columbus, Ohio, extended a special invitation to Miriam Nadler, head of Women’s Ministries at Word of Messiah, and were privileged to have her
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