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Deut 28:1-14

Decrees and Dangerous Prayers: 7 Steps to Change Our Nation or Community by Ps Barbara Miller

Decrees and Dangerous Prayers will give you the motivation and steps you need to: Pray and make daring decrees that can change the spiritual atmosphere Make dangerous decrees and prayers that transform your city or nation Have your faith increased as you see the results and feel empowered. Available from Amazon or https://barbara-miller-books.com

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INDIGENOUS FRIENDS OF ISRAEL INTERNATIONAL ZOOM MON 27 APRIL 7.30PM AEST.
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Topic: ANZAC, Lighthorse & Indigenous and Jewish Connections

Speakers: Barry Rodgers OAM, served in the ADF, was a Director and is now a life member of the Australian Light Horse Association. He organised the centennial celebration of the charge of Beersheba in Israel. In 2014, Barry was awarded an OAM for his ‘work with youth and military history’.

Lance Waters is a First Nations leader. In 2017, he represented his grandfather Jack Stacey at the centenary of the Charge of The Light Horse in Israel. He laid wreaths for his grandfather at Beer Sheva and Semakh and has generations of servicemen in his family in the army, navy and airforce in many battles.

Adam Dostalke Jewish film director will speak about the film he directed “Ride Like an ANZAC”. It covered 2 historic events for the centenary of Be’er Sheva – the bike ride traversing the ANZAC trail to Be’er Sheva and the reenactment of the Australian light horsemen by descendants, Indigenous and others.

Raymond Finn was originally not available to join us but now is. The First Nations leader’s  great-grandfather Jack Ludgate fought at Gallipoli. Ray has worked with Indigenous students from Hermannsburg to ride 127km to Alice Springs to join the ANZAC commemoratons there on a yearly basis. Ray also rode with Indigenous and others in the reenactment of the Light Horse charge at Be’er Sheva for the centenary in 2017. 

TAKING WELLS OF BE’ER SHEVA & OPENING WAY TO JERUSALEM

By Barbara Miller, excerpt from 2010 report on ANZAC/Lighthorse Tour of Israel 

The taking of the wells of Be’er-Sheva (Beersheba) was critical for Allied victory in Palestine. The British had fought all day, the NZ Mounted Rifles and an Australian regiment took the high place of Tel es Sabe after heavy fighting. Still, all would have been lost had it not been for a daring charge by the Australian Lighthorsemen (about 800 of them) charging straight into the Turkish guns. They were not cavalry but mounted infantry and the daring charge just before nightfall took the Turks by surprise and they didn’t adjust the sights on their guns quickly enough.

Some Australians fought hand to hand in the trenches and others jumped the trenches and rode into the city to stop the Germans blowing up the wells. German planes were firing at them as they did their dangerous but successful charge. Still, the charge could not have happened without the British fighting all day and the New Zealanders taking the high ground, preventing them being mowed down.

This happened on Oct 31, 1917. On the same day, the British Parliament passed the Balfour Declaration in favour of the establishment of a Jewish homeland in Palestine. The political will and the military victory went hand in hand. After fighting in other towns, Gen Allenby was able to walk into Jerusalem with his forces and accept the surrender of the Turks, thus ending 400 years of the Ottoman Empire, and nearly 1200 years of almost uninterrupted Islamic rule of Jerusalem. There had always been a Jewish presence in Jerusalem

Shabbat HaGodal, the Great Shabbat Before Passover by Ps Barbara Miller 28.3.26

While this video covers all aspects of the Passover Seder, it does so from a Christian viewpoint. The message explains the significance of Shabbat HaGadol (the Great Sabbath before Passover) and how it connects to Christian faith and biblical teaching.

Key points include: Biblical feasts (like Passover) are appointed times from God for connection, not just Jewish traditions. Christians can observe them as a meaningful way to remember God’s works. Passover and Easter are essentially the same feast, with Jesus (Yeshua) as the Passover Lamb, whose sacrifice brings freedom from sin, death, and spiritual bondage.

The story of the Exodus is paralleled with salvation through Jesus—just as the Israelites were freed from Egypt, believers are freed spiritually. Faith is essential: just as the Israelites trusted the lamb’s blood for protection, believers trust in Jesus’ sacrifice for salvation and security. The Passover Seder symbols (lamb, bitter herbs, matzah, wine, etc.) each represent aspects of suffering, redemption, and deliverance.

The message highlights God’s protection, redemption, and covenant, including the idea of applying “the blood of Jesus” spiritually for protection. It also touches on prophecy and end-times themes, including Elijah’s role, repentance, and the importance of being spiritually prepared. A strong emphasis is placed on salvation, repentance, and evangelism, encouraging people to turn to God while there is still time. In short: Passover is presented as a powerful reminder of God’s redemption—fulfilled in Jesus—calling believers to faith, repentance, and a deeper connection with God. Please see the store page for more videos that will bless you and are $5 AUD or less.

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Indigenous Friends of Israel Intern seminar US Israel War Against Iran: Israeli Women Speak 30 3 26

This impacting and moving zoom meeting focused on the US-Israel war against Iran and the experiences of Israeli women living under fire. The meeting featured presentations from two Israeli speakers, Miriam Abramov and Carolyn Margolin-Hyde, who shared personal accounts of life in Israel during the ongoing conflict.

Miriam described the daily challenges of living with constant missile attacks, including the need for bomb shelters and the psychological impact on civilians. Carolyn shared stories about her family’s experiences in northern Israel and highlighted humanitarian efforts, including her daughter’s work to build bomb shelters for children.

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Left – Reenactment charge at Be’er Sheva 2017 centenary photo by David Jack. Right – Norman & Barbara Miller lay wreaths at Be’er Sheva 2017 with Uncle Boydie Turner (William Cooper’s grandson) & Abe Schwarz behind them. Norman & Barbara led an international team of 50 through holy and military sites in Israel and hosted a Sons of Abraham conference in Jerusalem. They prayed on all borders as well and prayed at all the places God made covenant with Abraham and he built altars to the Lord. 

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2026 -Where have we come from as a ministry and where are we going by Pastor Barbara Miller 11.4.26 – our 30th anniversary this Oct.

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