Tikkun Global Jerusalem, Israel Reading 2 Samuel 15 recently, I was struck again by the picture of David leaving Jerusalem during Absalom’s rebellion. Here is the anointed king of Israel, rejected by his own people, crossing the Kidron Valley and going up the Mount of Olives, weeping, barefoot, and with his head covered (2 Samuel 15:23, 30). It is a powerful picture of rejection and humiliation, but what stood out to me most was David’s response. When the priests brought the

Praise, Prayer, and Prophecy have been part of Tikkun’s spiritual DNA for more than 40 years. From the earliest days of the movement, our leaders have sought to create an atmosphere where the Holy Spirit is welcome, where we listen for His leading and respond together in worship, prayer, and prophetic proclamation. Today, Tikkun Global continues to carry this DNA from Jerusalem. Praise, Prayer, and Prophecy, or “PPP,” is not simply a ministry program or part of our history. I

Tikkun Global Jerusalem, Israel Cottage cheese is a staple in the Israeli home. It is considered the most popular food in Israel, even more than falafel or hummus. It is different from the grainy, liquidy mixture I remember from my childhood. It is thick and creamy, rich and satisfying. We often eat cottage cheese for breakfast or lunch, with toast or salad, and use it in place of feta in lasagna. It is such a staple that a decade ago, when a group of housewives started a pro