The Christian ministries listed below all share a calling to bless both Israel and the Church

Bridges of Peace, founded 1976 to educate and equip Christians to identify with Israel, the Jewish people and the biblical/Hebraic foundations of the Christian faith. Operates a foodbank in Jerusalem, feeding 15,000 people, and counters anti-Semitism worldwide. Tel: 0208-559-2479, visit www.bridgesforpeace.com or email: pamandphilipbfp@aol.com.

Christian Friends of Israel, founded 1985, with a two-fold purpose - to bless Israel, and to serve the church by teaching about the Jewish roots of the Christian faith: bi-monthly newsletters, tours, projects and conferences. Tel: 01323-410810, visit www.cfi.org.uk or email: info@cfi.org.uk.

The Church's Ministry among Jewish People, since 1809 has been called to encourage Jewish people to come to faith in Jesus as their Messiah. CMJ worked in Israel before the modern State of Israel was formed and was a factor in events leading to that development. Tel: 01727-833114, visit www.cmj.org.uk or email: davids@cmj.org.uk.

Shofar Foundation International, is a humanitarian aid charity helping Jewish people living in poverty in Eastern Europe, mostly in Ukraine, Russian, Belarus, and Moldova with regular programmes of food and clothing distribution and soup kitchens. Tel: 01424 225520 or email: shofar@talk21.com.

Evangelical Sisterhood of Mary, grew out of a movement of repentance in Germany at the end of World War II. From beginnings at Darmstadt, this Protestant order continues to express contrition in practical ways: e.g. befriending victims of Nazi terror. Email : sisters@marysisters.freeserve.co.uk.

Exobus, founded in 1991, provides transport to bring the Jewish people in the former Soviet Union from their hometowns to airports and seaports on their way to Israel. Shabbat meals and teaching weekends organised at the Judeo-Christian Study Centre in Hull, England. Tel: 01482-217153, visit www.exobus.org or email: exobus@exobus.org.

Focus on Israel, in committed to God's continuing purposes for Israel through fulfilment of the prophetic scriptures. A Pentecostal and evangelistic ministry, it has both Jews and Arabs among its staff and members. Tel: 0208-556-3229, visit www.focus-on-israel.org or email: info@focus-on-israel.org.

International Centre for Reconciliation (Canon Andrew White). Visit www.coventrycathedral.org.uk or email: andrew.white@coventrycathedral.org.uk.

International Christian Embassy Jerusalem, founded in 1980 in Jerusalem following the closure of thirteen national embassies. Provides practical assistance to Israel and hosts the Christian Celebration of the Feast of Tabernacles - Israel's largest annual tourist event - with participants from 100 nations. Tel: 01923-445983, visit www.icej.org or email: icejuk@jireh.co.uk.

Joseph Storehouse Trust, provides humanitarian aid to Jews and Arabs in Israel: widows and orphans, the dispossessed, victims of terror and those living below the poverty line. Tel: 01903-74419, visit www.visionforisrael.com or email: info@visionforisrael.com.

Shofar Foundation International, is a humanitarian aid charity helping Jewish people living in poverty in Eastern Europe, mostly in Ukraine, Russian, Belarus, and Moldova with regular programmes of food and clothing distribution and soup kitchens. Tel: 01435-866496 or email: shofar@talk21.com.

Streams in the Desert, set up in 1994 to provide homes for elderly new immigrants in Israel, especially those from the former Soviet Union, who are unable to afford the rent on an apartment. Tel: 0238064-7199, visit www.streamsinthedesert.org.uk or email: streams@streamsinthedesert.org.uk.