Universal Church of the Kingdom of God Inaugurates Four Churches in Tel Aviv’s Tower of Faith

The Universal Church of the Kingdom of God (Igreja Universal do Reino de Deus) recently celebrated the inauguration of the Tower of Faith in Tel Aviv, Israel. This event marked the establishment of four churches within a single complex, serving a diverse congregation of approximately 20 different nationalities. The location, Fort Tower, has been a significant site for the church’s work in Israel for 24 years, with the church having relocated more than seven times due to rental agreements.

The inauguration was attended by Bishop Macedo and other bishops who participated in the mission trip to the Holy Land. The church emphasized the importance of this milestone as a testament to its global mission, rooted in the commandment of Jesus Christ to preach the Gospel to all nations. The church’s presence in Israel, a land where many biblical events took place, is seen as an extension of its worldwide outreach.

The church’s leaders reflected on the challenges faced during the early years of its work in Israel. Many skeptics questioned the decision to establish a church in a region marked by religious and cultural diversity. Despite these doubts, the church continued its mission, driven by its belief in the Gospel and the call to spread the message of Jesus Christ.

The inauguration of the Tower of Faith was framed as a victory of perseverance. The church drew upon Psalm 126, which speaks of the return of the captives of Zion and the joy that follows after years of hardship. The psalm is used to illustrate the church’s journey, emphasizing that those who sow with tears will eventually reap with shouts of joy. This biblical reference underscores the church’s commitment to enduring challenges in its mission.

The church’s work in Israel is part of a broader effort to fulfill its global mission. The establishment of the Tower of Faith represents not only a physical presence but also a spiritual commitment to serving a diverse community. The church’s leaders expressed gratitude for the support of congregants from various backgrounds, highlighting the importance of unity and shared purpose in their mission.

Source: Read the original report (translated from Spanish)