For many believers, Passover is something we read about in the Scriptures, but has little to do with our way of life. For those living in Israel, Passover is a highly-celebrated holiday, similar to the American Thanksgiving. It’s a time to gather with friends and family, hand out gifts and share with those in need.
Tents of Mercy is one of the ministries that Patricia King & XP Missions supports on a monthly basis and they recently shared how they helped to celebrate this pivotal holiday with those they serve among.

They gathered 250 people, most of them living in poverty, both Jews & Christians, Israelis and Palestinians – a wonderful unity among them all. They ate, sang songs, laughed and played. They also distributed food to the poor and shared what they had with these people.

Marty Shroud, the leader of this organization, says it best:
“To lend a hand and be a blessing to those in need in the name of Yeshua is a great privilege. Following in the tradition of Jewish Passover, charity provides an occasion to shine our light and affirm our place within the community. As a local Messianic Israeli organization, Tents of Mercy stands within the community. We are not those helping from outside – we are friends and neighbors joining others to make our community a happier and more prosperous place.”




