Havat HaChaim · Golan Heights · Israel

Pray the Land

A weekly prayer from the land where it happened

“I have posted watchmen on your walls, O Jerusalem. They will never be silent, day or night.”

ISAIAH 62:6
עַל־חוֹמֹתַיִךְ יְרוּשָׁלִַם הִפְקַדְתִּי שֹׁמְרִים

One letter. One place from the Bible.
One prayer we pray together.

Every week a short letter comes from a working farm on the Golan Heights, written by a licensed Israeli guide who has walked Christians through this land for twelve years. One real place where the Gospel happened. One Scripture. One prayer, prayed at the same hour from Israel to homes across the world.

Weekly
The Letters
Monthly
Watchman’s Report
Always
A House of Healing

Free. Permission based. The wall only grows.

Read the letters

Every letter we have prayed together lives in one place. Begin anywhere. Read slowly, the way these were meant to be read.

Newest letter · To the wall of watchmen

The Arms That Are Held Up

At Rephidim, Moses could not hold his own hands up. Aaron and Hur held them, one on each side, until the sun went down. You are Aaron and Hur to me. A letter to the praying community holding up this land in its hardest hour.

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Also · A joint letter with Am Echad

Under One Sky

A word for a hard hour. To both my families, the Christian and the Jewish. “The heart of the king is a stream of water in the hand of the Lord.”

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The Book

The Book of the Letters

Every letter and every Watchman’s Report, gathered into one volume in the basalt and gold of the land. The whole story in one quiet read.

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The Letters

Week by Week

The springs of Banias. The roof at Capernaum. The hill of the Beatitudes. The twelve stones of the Jordan. Each week, a new place speaks.

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Walk the land

An interactive map of the holy places of the Bible, each with its Scripture and its story. Open the map, then stand where it happened. Short guided films from the land are coming to each site.

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Or come walk these places in person. Journey the Land with Tai →

Beit She’an · Scythopolis · The newest film
Jaffa · יָפוֹ · The first film
Where the Gospel went out to the world

New films arrive as the land is walked. Subscribe on the channel to follow along.

Havat HaChaim — the Farm of Life

Thirty three dunams on a hill in the southern Golan, within sight of the Sea of Galilee. A place of hospitality, retreat, and rest, built by hand through hard years of war and emptied trails. The mountain is still standing, and so is the work.

A gathering at Havat HaChaim, the great dome glowing in the evening light
An evening gathering beneath the dome · Havat HaChaim
A House of Healing Since October 7

The same hill that welcomes pilgrims now also shelters the broken.

From the day of October 7, even through our own hardest season, the farm gave itself to a calling larger than tourism. We open our gates to the survivors of the Nova festival and to soldiers, families, and wounded souls across Israel who carry the trauma of this war. We hold gatherings of healing here, where the quiet of the Golan, the open sky, and the presence of others who understand begin to mend what the violence tore. That is the truest thing this land does. It heals.

A Shelter for Peace · read what is happening on the land →

Tai's three children together at the farm
Tai with his daughter at Havat HaChaim

The family behind the farm. A guide, a father, and the hill they call home.

Join the wall

Add your name and the letters will reach you. You join a wall of watchmen praying together across the world, never auto-added, always free to step away. See how the wall has grown →

Your name comes straight to Tai. No lists sold, no noise, just the weekly letter.

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Stand with the farm

The letters are free and always will be. If your heart moves you to help sustain the farm and its work of healing, every gift is received with thanks and prayer.

Give through PayPal at amitai.elon@gmail.com

“Go home to your friends and tell them how much the Lord has done for you.” — Mark 5:19