CHRISTIAN COMPASSION IN ISRAEL
Serving people in need. Sharing the hope of Jesus.
KBN Israel prepares meals and meets people facing homelessness and addiction in Tel Aviv. In Jerusalem, we speak openly about Jesus and make time for questions.

A meal. A conversation. A familiar face. We keep showing up.
THREE WAYS WE SERVE
Care that meets people where they are.

01 / TEL AVIV SOUP KITCHEN
A table and a welcome.
Twice a week, volunteers prepare and serve meals at the Tel Aviv Soup Kitchen. Guests are welcome to eat and spend time with the team.
02 / TEL AVIV STREET OUTREACH
Listening on the streets of Tel Aviv.
Each week, the team meets people facing homelessness and addiction on Tel Aviv’s streets. Visits include conversation, prayer when welcome, and practical help.


03 / JERUSALEM OUTREACH
Sharing the Gospel in the city.
The team shares the Gospel in Jerusalem and makes time for people’s questions.
WHY WE SERVE
The love of Jesus shapes how we serve.
Our faith calls us to offer both care and the message of Jesus. Meals and practical help are given freely; no one has to share our faith to receive them.
STORIES FROM THE FIELD
People and moments from the work.
Field stories, ministry updates, and prayer needs from the people and places at the heart of our work.
Tel Aviv Soup Kitchen, September 29: Hard Stories, Good News
On Tuesday, September 29, Gleb came to our Tel Aviv soup kitchen for the first time. He sat down, ate, and was happy to…
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He Still Had the Key: Three Days on the Streets of Tel Aviv
“Are you always open?” Avi asked. It was a simple question, but it stayed with us throughout three busy days of ministry. For someone…
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Hope at Our Tel Aviv Soup Kitchen
On Sunday, August 31, we returned to a park in Tel Aviv that carries many memories for us. This week, that park was full…
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Help sustain meals and outreach in Israel.
Your gift helps KBN prepare meals twice a week in Tel Aviv, return to the streets each week, and visit Jerusalem regularly to share the Gospel. It also helps us respond to practical needs, including rehabilitation support when someone is ready.
