Grace and Truth is seeking to address that need and make a mark for God and his Gospel. To that end, and in order to cater for a burgeoning congregation, Grace and Truth has embarked onto a building program. Designed to make a statement, the building is intended to look larger than it is. It obviously serves religious purposes, is multi-functional and will require low maintenance. The structure consists of a mere 13,000 sq. ft., including the basement, with a 7,500 sq. ft footprint.

We have sought to make it fit into the architectural culture of the Middle East, and to use relatively cheap but quality materials.

This is the first centre being built by a Christian Congregation among the Jews in Israel. As such it sets a precedent. The House of Grace and Truth will host an active Christian library and many teaching opportunities.
It will serve as a center in which Israeli Christians of Jewish and Arab backgrounds can meet for worship, study and fellowship.

It will provide a vehicle for promoting the Gospel and a focal point for mutual edification in the things of God.
The religious Orthodox were fully aware of this. They opposed us every step of the way, contesting our right to construct such a centre. When they failed in one court, they appealed to the next – all the way to Israel’s Supreme Court. They lost.