Three Seas Outlook Tour

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This episode of CFOIC Heartland’s Virtual Tours is a very special one. Join Sondra as she brings you to her favorite place in all of Samaria, the Three Seas Outlook, and leads you on a foundational Biblical journey from the days of Abraham to the return of the Jewish People to their Homeland by the Oaks of Moreh.

I am so excited to share this “virtual tour” clip with you as we have filmed it on the spot most precious to me. But not only that – from the Three Seas Outlook, you have a view of the most important Biblical mountains – Mt. Gerizim, Mt. Ebal and the Oak of Moreh. Thank you for joining me on a Biblical journey from the days of Abraham to the return of the Jewish People to their Homeland. You don’t want to miss it!

I hope you enjoyed this video from the Three Seas Outlook. In addition to providing an amazing understanding of the Biblical Foundation of the Jewish People’s connection to the Land of Israel, it also gives you a chilling understanding of the security challenges faced by the Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria. Adjacent to those Biblical mountains of Gerizim and Ebal is the city of Shechem, whose Biblical connection is clear. But today, Shechem is a center for Palestinian terrorism. As are the many villages in the valley surrounding Shechem. Just above these hostile Arab villages are Jewish communities who must be constantly vigilant against possible infiltration from below.

Imagine if you were a young woman, with a young family, living in one of these communities, and expecting your fourth child. In addition to the challenges faced by every woman you are going to worry every time you need to leave your home to go to work, to shop or even to go for your regular doctor’s appointment. You can help these young women in the Jewish communities surrounding Shechem. Click here to support the Regional Urgent Care Center and help purchase an ultrasound machine to serve these brave pregnant women.

May God bless you richly!

Sondra Oster Baras
Israel Director
CFOIC Heartland


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