How to Get Involved with ICEJ Through Its Website

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The ICEJ website (icej.org) offers four main ways to get involved: join to receive updates and Israel news, give to donate toward its work with the people of Israel, attend the online Feast of Tabernacles 2026, and read or pray through its teaching, prayer, and news resources. All four entry points are visible directly on the homepage, so you can pick one without creating an account first — though some actions, like registering for the Feast, require you to complete a form.

Join: stay connected and receive updates

The "Join" section is the lightest way to engage. According to the homepage, signing up connects you with the ICEJ "to receive all of the latest updates and Israel news."

  • Input: your contact details in the sign-up form.
  • Action: submit the form.
  • Expected result: you receive ongoing updates and Israel-related news from ICEJ.

This is the right starting point if you are still deciding how involved you want to be, or if you mainly want to follow ICEJ's reporting and announcements.

Give: donate to support the people of Israel

The "Give" section states: "Give a gift today and impact the people of Israel." Donations fund the areas ICEJ lists on its homepage:

Focus area What it covers (per ICEJ)
Aliyah and Integration Helping the Jewish people come home
Israel in Crisis Helping Israel when crisis strikes
A Future and A Hope Setting up Israel for a successful future
Holocaust Survivors Caring for Israel's Holocaust survivors
Fighting Antisemitism Combatting antisemitism globally
Prayer Initiatives Praying for Israel, the region, and the nations
Arise Reaching the next generation with the message of Israel

If you want your contribution directed at a specific cause, these categories are the ones ICEJ itself presents. The homepage does not list amounts, currencies, or payment methods, so check the donation page itself before giving.

Attend: register for the online Feast of Tabernacles 2026

The "Attend" section invites visitors to "Join us virtually for the Feast of Tabernacles 2026!" The homepage confirms that "our online Feast 2026 registration is still open."

  • Input: your registration details through the Feast registration link.
  • Action: complete the online registration.
  • Expected result: access to the virtual Feast of Tabernacles 2026.

Note the timing signals on the homepage: the Feast 2026 is described as having "culminated in prayer, healing and worship in the Land of the Bible" in an October 1, 2026 update, while the online registration is still shown as open. If you are reading this after those dates, verify current status on the registration page rather than assuming it is still available.

Read, pray, and follow current work

Beyond the three main actions, the homepage points to several ongoing resources:

  • This Week in Jerusalem — the latest from ICEJ headquarters.
  • Bible Teaching — for example, "The Lord Roars From Zion: God's Election over Israel Still Stands!" (September 10, 2026).
  • Word from Jerusalem — the September/October 2026 edition.
  • Prayer Initiatives — pray for Israel, the region, and the nations.
  • A Jerusalem Affirmation of the Nicene Faith — a statement presented at the Jerusalem Summit 2026 that visitors can read and sign.
  • International offices — a directory of "Active International Offices Near You," useful if you prefer contact through a local office.
  • Webinars — the homepage notes informative webinars "will return on October 15, 2026."

Which option fits you

  • Want news and updates only: use Join.
  • Want to fund a specific cause: use Give and choose among the listed focus areas.
  • Want to participate in a major event: register for the online Feast of Tabernacles 2026.
  • Want teaching or prayer material: go to Bible Teaching, Word from Jerusalem, or Prayer Initiatives.
  • Want local contact: check the international offices list.

One practical caution: the homepage mixes dated items (2026 events and publications) with standing invitations, so confirm dates and availability on the linked page before acting.