Ministry in Poland

At the beginning of its activities, "Send Me" invited Jewish children to Poland for "holidays and Bible camps," while also providing activities, connections, and care for Holocaust survivors—elderly individuals from Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus.

Since 2010, these groups and many others from Israel have been hosted in Poland.

The mission has established cooperation with "Beit Sar Shalom" from Jerusalem and "Chosen People" from New York, the latter of which has become the Mission's representative in Poland.

The aim and dream of the Mission is for the Jews—our elder brothers—to see in us true Christianity as we support and bless them.

However, the ministry of the Mission in Poland is not limited to camps. 

Throughout the year, there are weekly Shabbat meetings at the church in Warsaw every Friday, which are attended by an average of 30 to 100 people, along with hundreds more who can watch these events online.

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"Send Me" also organizes biblical Jewish holidays and meetings on biblical culture for people from our church and other churches in Warsaw, as well as in other cities in Poland.

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The Passover celebrations alone have attracted around 40,000 attendees over the years of ministry, primarily in Catholic and Lutheran churches across various cities in Poland.

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Occasional meetings and concerts are also organized for the Righteous Among the Nations.

As of 2025, by God's grace, "Send Me" has organized 30 camps for 1,200 individuals, including children and Holocaust survivors from the former Soviet Union; and 37 camps for groups from Israel, attended by 1,500 people, including children, youth, young leaders of draft age, messianic leaders, and "Polish Jews."

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The Russian invasion on February 24, 2022, sparked a renewed sense of purpose within our organization. 

From the very beginning of the war in Ukraine, we have been committed to helping those who are most in need of rescue. 

We were able to assist in the evacuation of around 70 Jewish Ukrainians and help them relocate to safer destinations.

During this time, thanks to the support of CPM USA, we could support organizations working at the Polish-Ukrainian border.

Our primary work during this period was with our congregation in Warsaw, as we welcomed thousands of refugees daily. 

We fed them, clothed them, assisted with paperwork, and provided as much love as possible. 

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Our focus remains on bringing hope through the message of our Lord Jesus Christ to our Jewish brothers.

We want to help them, but we also aim to bring them closer to their Messiah. With the help of our brothers from Frohm Community Christian Church in Peoria, we are organizing camps in Poland where Jewish people from Ukraine can rest and meet the Lord of rest, Jesus, who is the Lord of peace.