Partners in Healing
Beth Emmanel Messianic Congregation
A Messianic congregation that we call home in Chandler,AZ and is the heart of many beautiful spiritual lives...some are Men and Women, Old and Young, Jew and Gentile in the fellowship of other believers in Jesus (Yeshua in Hebrew) we are a Community that worships with all generations in a more Hebraic/Jewish style and often emphasize teaching from the Old Testament (Tanach)(and New Testament) and observing the Hebrew Feast days.
There are various distinctions that each Mesaianic congregation may have. The Beth Emanuel family has people from many different backgrounds and persuasions and we feel really blessed to be a very diverse congregation.
We are “Spirit-filled” and prioritize worship and discipleship and the preaching of the Scriptures.
Our Rabbi (Pastor), Israel Nelson, grew up in Tiberias, Israel, and loves to teach Biblical insights from the Hebrew language.
Bethel Az
Bethel SonRise (often referred to as the North Chandler campus) is a vibrant, life-giving, and Spirit-filled Non-Denomonational church..its location launched in the spring of 2023 under the commission of Bethel Arizona’s senior leadership. Located at 800 W. Galveston Street in Chandler, SonRise was created with a straightforward mission: to help people find Christ, plug into a authentic community, and discover their God-given purpose. It features dynamic ministries—including Ignite youth groups, Spanish-language services (Servicio Español), and specialized community events—all geared toward a multi-ethnic, multi-generational approach to faith.
The Partnership with Beth Emanuel and Friends
A unique and beautiful aspect of the Bethel SonRise location is its shared home and deep-rooted partnership with Beth Emanuel (Beth Emanuel Messianic Congregation).
Shared Space and Synergy: Beth Emanuel is a Bible-believing, Spirit-filled Messianic Jewish congregation centered on the Gospel and focused on honoring Jewish roots in the faith while connecting the Church and Israel. Operating out of the same facility on W. Galveston Street, Bethel SonRise and Beth Emanuel share more than just a physical address—they share a unified heart for worship, community, and the Word.
Worshiping Together: This relationship brings together diverse expressions of the body of Christ. Believers from both backgrounds—Jews and non-Jews, traditional church families, and those discovering a Spirit-filled walk—come together as friends and spiritual kin to uplift the name of Yeshua/Jesus.
Part of the Bigger Bethel Community
Bethel SonRise is a vital pillar of the broader Bethel Arizona network (an Every Nation Church family).
Multi-Campus Reach: The broader Bethel community spans multiple locations across the Valley, including the South Chandler campus, the North Chandler / Bethel SonRise campus, and Queen Creek, alongside online and specialized extensions.
Shared Resources and Vision: While each campus has its own unique flavor, local leadership, and community focus, they are all knit together by the same overarching vision: making disciples, raising up a generation passionate for God, and seeing the region transformed by the Gospel.
A Unified Family: Whether someone is attending a weekend service, plugging into a discipleship group (dGroup), sending their kids to youth ministry, or engaging with partners like Beth Emanuel, they are plugged into a much larger, cohesive spiritual family that stretches across the East Valley and beyond.
Jewish Voice
Jewish Voice Ministries International is a prominent global, Messianic organization dedicated to proclaiming the Gospel "to the Jew first and also to the Greek" (Romans 1:16), mobilizing the Church worldwide to engage with Israel and the Jewish people, and providing humanitarian aid. Operating with a heart for international outreach, Jewish Voice is well known for large-scale medical and dental outreaches in remote regions globally—such as Ethiopia and parts of Africa—as well as humanitarian aid, community development, and sharing the message of Yeshua (Jesus) through a distinctly Hebraic lens.
How Jewish Voice Ties to Beth Emanuel
The connection between Jewish Voice and Beth Emanuel Messianic Congregation flows through a shared dedication to the Messianic movement, Jewish roots in the faith, and global kingdom impact.
Shared Roots and Vision: Both organizations Beth Emmanuel and Jewish Voice are built on the foundational truth that recognizing Yeshua as the Jewish Messiah does not mean abandoning Jewish heritage; rather, it fulfills it. Beth Emanuel provides a local, tight-knit community home in the Valley where Jewish and Gentile believers worship together, while global networks like Jewish Voice amplify that same mission on an international scale.
Voice of the Martyrs
At the heart of our mission is an unwavering solidarity with the global body of Christ. Through our alignment with organizations like The Voice of the Martyrs, we recognize the profound call to stand with, advocate for, and support our brothers and sisters around the world who endure hardship and persecution for their faith.
The heart for global endurance and compassionate service naturally flows into our local foundation. As an active ministry that is an expression of Beth Emanuel Messianic Congregation in Chandler, Arizona, Netzarim Messianic Ministries is dedicated to living out a faith rooted in both rich Hebraic heritage and tangible action.
Whether we are lifting up the persecuted church globally, participating in humanitarian relief, or serving locally and internationally, our purpose remains singular: to extend God's love without borders, bridging deep biblical roots with active, global a global Voice.
Advocates of the Persecuted
Advocates for the Persecuted, Inc. is a U.S. 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based in El Cajon, California, that focuses on aiding religious minorities and persecuted groups everywhere but primarily in the Middle East and parts of East Africa.
While its overarching mission is broader human rights and religious advocacy, the organization incorporates targeted humanitarian and outreach efforts, which includes prison ministrys.
Key Focus Areas and Activities:
Prison Ministry & Support: The organization directs resources toward prison outreach, supporting individuals who are incarcerated or detained due to their religious beliefs or circumstances.
Support for Pastors and Ministry Workers: A major pillar of this work involves financially assisting pastors and church leaders and missionaries who lack independent income to sustain themselves and their religious work to bring awareness.
Relief and Holiday Blessings: The group coordinates material aid, including Easter and Christmas blessing packages for children, as well as support initiatives for vulnerable populations and refugees (such as Sudanese refugee families).
Much of their funding and cooperative programming connects with other international relief networks around the globe such as partnerships and grants involving organizations like Far Reaching Ministries and NetzarimMessianicMinistries.
Open Doors
Open Doors is a prominent, non-denominational Christian ministry dedicated to supporting Christians who face severe persecution, discrimination, and marginalization around the world. Founded in 1955, it has grown into one of the largest global networks working on behalf of the persecuted church.
Core Mission & Objectives
Strengthening the Persecuted: Providing essential resources such as Bibles, Christian literature, and discipleship training so believers living in hostile areas can stand firm in their faith.
Emergency Relief & Development: Delivering vital aid, including food, medical supplies, trauma counseling, and rebuilding support for communities devastated by violence or displacement.
Advocacy & Awareness: Educating the global church about the realities of religious persecution and advocating for the rights of oppressed believers through international bodies and government channels.
Key Programs & Initiatives
The World Watch List: Published annually, this comprehensive research-based ranking highlights the Top 50 countries where Christians experience the most extreme levels of persecution and discrimination.
Socio-Economic Support: Offering microloans, vocational training, and community development projects to help persecuted believers achieve self-sufficiency, particularly when marginalized from local economies due to their faith.
Global Impact
Open Doors operates in over 60 countries, focusing heavily on regions across Sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East, Central Asia, and parts of Asia and Latin America. Through local church networks and underground partnerships, the ministry aims to ensure that "if one part suffers, every part suffers with it," fostering global solidarity among Christian communities.
FMSC
(Feeding My Starving Children)
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