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Less than 24 hours after the launch of the African Global Day of Prayer on November 29, a terrorist Group carried out attack earlier this morning in the capital of taking the lives of 3 innocent people and injuring others.

We want to urge all our Christian brothers and sisters in Africa and around the world to take up your armor - the word of God and continue to pray for the peace of Jerusalem for the peace of Israel.

African Strategic Leadership Prayer Network ASLPN

Tobi Lovv Opens African Global Day of Prayer for Israel from Jerusalem - Sharelovv International African Global Day of Prayer for Israel launched from Jerusalem

AFRICA MOBILIZES FOR ISRAEL

Before our men go out to war, they are husbands, fathers, uncles, brothers and sons.

We want to see them come back to those duties.

Thank you to some generous friends of Israel in Africa for generously catering and mobilizing for our men during

ShareLovv International facilitated the donation of a which will serve as the sky “eyes” of our soldiers

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Do you remember your pilgrimage to the Holy land?
Do you remember praying on the Western (Wailing) wall?
Do you recall the sense of safety you felt travelling the land where Jesus Christ walked.

That safety has been compromised, not just one but over 300,000 families.

My Christian sisters and brothers now is the time to stand with Israel, in prayer, in support.

ShareLovv International has received an additional gift donation of $4000 from an African led church wishing to send a simple message- you may not know us but we love you and we are thinking of you

When this is over, the world will remember two things, that Israel prevailed and the Christian world stood by her.

Will you mobilize for Israel today?

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ShareLovv International is proud to announce that since the onset of the recent attacks on Israel by Hamas our African Partners have not remained silent , mobilizing in mass prayers, appealing to national leadership, sharing personal appeals, some even taking to the streets to publicly stand with Israel.

The message to Israel is clear- Christians across Africa stand with you

We are also delighted to share that some of these churches have so far mobilized and committed a total of $4900 in funds!!

They've reached out to ShareLovv Int'l in desperation to be of service to the Israelites who've been through a painful and brutal 10 days

We want to encourage anyone who feels his church and community can do similar but isn't sure how to reach out to us via whats app +972-505599-091

Years of trials and tribulations in the Israel- Africa relations will now pass the biggest test, who will stand by Israel at this time?

Will your Pastor Stand by Israel?
Will your Church Stand by Israel?
Will YOU Stand by Israel?

Thank you to the churches and communities who remained steadfast in their support for Israel

Tag your church leader or denomination in an appeal to help NOW
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DONATE directly to ShareLovv through the link below

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At a historic meeting between the President of Israel 🇮🇱,Isaac Herzog and the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God worldwide. , Pastor Enoch Adeboye 🇳🇬

ShareLovv International at the forefront of crucial and important assemblies such as this.

THE REDEEMED CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF GOD

A while ago , we were blessed to receive Pastor Rev Kingsley Appiagyei and his virtuous wife Pastor Cynthia Appiagyei in Israel.
What a graceful couple leading the way for deep spiritual relations between the Nation of Israel and Ghana.

We discussed the role Africa and particularly Ghana can play in becoming a leading nation alongside Nigeria in faith-based diplomacy.
Both shared that this was their 6th visit to Israel with their congregation and how they pray for there to be many more in the future.
While some may slumber, there are those like Pastor Kingsley and Cynthia Appiagyei who are prayer watchmen never failing the Nation of Israel in their support

Looking forward to receiving them soon

Trinity Baptist Church

When a vision comes to fruition!

We are excited to announce that ShareLovv international in conjunction with Blessed Afrique Boutique has
Launched a Signature Collection 'AFRICA X STAR OF DAVID', we've designed this beautiful piece to reflect identity and connection.

Blessed Afrique Boutique� is a unique jewelry designer, creating pieces that succeed in merging identity and belief. SO it was an absolute humbling experience doing this together.

We are excited to be entering these spaces and will appreciate any feedback that comes to mind

This product will be made available on the ShareLovv International website that will be launched in less than 24 HOURS!!!

When a women enter into spaces of influence we are impressed, when they stay there for we become .

Last night, our Founder, Tobi Lovv presented Dr. Pauline Plummer with a gift in appreciation of her 30 years of work and dedication at the Covenant Daughters International, a ministry which she founded.

Dr. Pauline Plummer’s journey is a truly inspiring one. Today she continues to make impact on many lives straight from the Nation of Israel.

Congratulations to the First Lady of COGIC Israel on an excellent evening and an overall successful Women of the Bible Holy Land Tour.

Church Of God In Christ, Inc.

It was a SPECTACULAR night 🇻🇳🇮🇱
Tobi Lovv

Celebrating 30 years of relations between Israel and Vietnam.

Isiah 62- 'For Zions sake…'

Throughout history, whenever masses came together in strength and commitment then truly exceptional works were the results. Regardless of if you are religious or not, there is great power in assemblage for a greater cause.

This week, a 21 day GLOBAL prayer mission began, and it is said to have over 15 million participants. What are all these people praying for you might ask?

Israel.

Zion.

Israel.

Israeli society and leaders need to acknowledge this heroic act of commitent and support for this will be the first of its nature

We at Absolutely do and want to than this opportunity to thank you, our Christian brothers and sisters and partners for your support.

Isiah 62 Fast
Kenya friends of Israel

"She opens her mouth with wisdom, and the teachings of kindness is on her tongue"- Proverbs 31:26

“This verse is truly befitting of Christine Darg, who has become very dear to me. She is woman of dignity and strength, pioneering the way to greater Christian connections with the Nation of Israel, It is a truly a blessing to be working alongside her’ - Tobi Lovv

Christine Darg
Christine Darg
Jerusalem Channel
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Queen Esther- an audacious Diplomat

Over the last few weeks, I have had the opportunity to shed light on the story of Queen Esther and its relevance in many aspects of today's society.

And it's interesting because while I have seen Queen Esther teach us about spirituality and influence. I have also seen Queen Esther teach us the power of being a diplomat.

Of course, we all know of Queen Esther as this humble orphan, whose path led her into favor with the King Ahasuerus and by personal influence managed to spare the extermination of the Jewish people.

However accurate that is, sometimes we fail to approach and understand her position as a woman in the court.

‘His'tory has long discredited the intelligence and influence of women and women of color in diplomacy and dare I say Politics.
When you are pretty, then your successes are attributed to just that.

While there is no harm in selfcare and grooming, it is detrimental to women and young girls to think of their opinion as of limited value and importance.

Furthermore, among the attributed traits related to being a successful diplomat- patience, discretion, attention to detail, problem solving, communication, these traits are all considered as highly feminine energy.

But alas society is waking up, through powerful and influential storytelling mediums we find the narratives are changing.
Queen Esther’s boldness and heroism reminds us and reminds me- whatever the situation your voice can make a difference

Did you know that Israel imports Pineapple from only 3 nations? Kenya, Dominican Republic and Costa Rica

In the early 2000's, Israel formalized an agreement that would allow it to import Kenyan grown Pineapples without their crowns.
And although Pineapples are grown in many places in the world Kenya is one of the only countries that Israel permits imports from.

This comes as after an announcement from the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) that Nigerians wishing to visit Israel can now do so independently without having to bypass the Nigerian Pilgrims Welfare Board (NPWB).

This comes about just in time for the launch of direct flights from Lagos- Abuja to Tel Aviv in March of this year!

This movement could see the numbers of pilgrimagers almost double in 2023 alone!

We bless and embrace this grand decision on both sides.


Want to visit Israel on Pilgrimage but not sure where to start, let us help you. DM us for more details

Thank you Jewish Telegraph for this piece

𝗟𝗼𝘃𝘃 𝗮𝘁 𝗳𝗶𝗿𝘀𝘁 𝘀𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁 𝘄𝗵𝗲𝗻 𝗧𝗼𝗯𝗶 𝗵𝗲𝗮𝗱𝗲𝗱 𝘁𝗼 𝗜𝘀𝗿𝗮𝗲𝗹 𝗮𝘁 𝟭𝟲 (𝟮𝟲.𝟬𝟵.𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟮)

It is perhaps surprising how dignified Tobi Lovv remains when she discusses the fact that Israel’s Chief Rabbinate does not recognise her as Jewish.
This is a woman — the daughter of a Cohen nonetheless — who emigrated to Israel from Nigeria at the tender age of 16, immersed herself in society, learned the language and served its army with distinction.
However, because her mother is not Jewish, the Chief Rabbinate’s diktat means she is not considered to be, either.
But Tobi is determined to continue to build — and create — relationships between the Jewish State and Africa.
In fact, she could be considered Israel’s unofficial ambassador to Africa.
“These are laws made by men and not by God which, on an individual level, are very unfortunate,” Tobi told me from her home in Giv’at Ada, northern Israel.
“But it also means that they can be changed by a man — or a woman — in the near future.
“The law does not affect me as a person who belongs to Israeli society.”
The 30-year-old runs ShareLovv International, a platform in cross-continental co-operation in the areas of and faith-based diplomacy and business.
It also fosters co-operation and relationships by developing entrepreneurial channels between Africa and Israel.
And she is also Magen David Adom UK’s Africa co-ordinator, a role which earlier this month took her back to her native Nigeria, where MDA UK chief executive Daniel Burger was a guest speaker at an event to mark the 70th anniversary of the pro-Israel Redeemed Christian Church of God.
Tobi was instrumental in orchestrating the relationship between MDA UK and the church.
Her strong sense of community goes back to her early years in Nigeria, where she was born in the city of Kano.
Her father, Reuven Cohen, is an Israeli who moved to the African state in the mid-1980s to work in its agriculture sector.
There, he met, Benedicta, a Catholic who belonged to the country’s Urhobo tribe.
Tobi’s Romanian-born paternal grandmother was a Holocaust survivor whose family was murdered in the Shoah.
Tobi, who was raised in the cities of Kano, Kaduna and Abuja, never experienced antisemitism.
However, she was subjected to racism because of the her light skin compared to her fellow Nigerians.
“I was made to feel different,” she said.
Some of her earliest memories are of visiting her paternal grandparents in Israel, while her father imbued her with a strong sense of Judaism and Zionism.
Tobi said: “I owe my Jewish identity to him — he kept Israel so alive in me, even though it was a country thousands of miles away.
“There was no question that I was half-this or half-that.
“My dad is not a religious Jew, but he is very spiritual and I think, because he is a Cohen, he feels a connection and a responsibility.”
And it was not the best state of affairs, either, when her parents fell in love.
“It wasn’t the easiest situation for both families to accept,” Tobi said. “This was due to both the religious and ethnic aspect.
“The way I would put it is that it took a while for both sides to come to terms with this newly-found dynamic.”
The family’s original plan for Tobi was for her to go America and return as an undergraduate.
But the lure of Israel proved too difficult to resist — and she headed to the Jewish State when she was barely 16.
She joined Young Judea’s gap-year programme before heading to the Metzar pre-army educational programme at Kibbutz Metzer in the Golan Heights.
“I wanted to live there independently, and learn the language and culture,” Tobi said.
“I spoke no Hebrew, so it was a brave step. But it was good being that young, because I immersed myself quickly.
“Looking back, I don’t know if I would let my kids, when they reach 16, go and live in another country. It’s crazy.”
Sadly, as many Africans in Israel have borne witness, she experienced racism, although not on a large scale.
She added: “I had to prove myself twice as much as the average person, but maybe that helped me and ended up being to my advantage.”
Tobi was placed in the Home Front Command’s southern division, serving as an operations sergeant in the war room from 2011-2012 during the IDF’s Operation Pillar of Defence.
Later, she became the first Nigerian officer in the IDF and was posted as the commander of the war room in the Northern District of the Home Front Command.
After being released from the IDF, she did her reserve service for five years while attending a finishing school in Switzerland.
And it was there that her diplomacy career took off.
Tobi recalled: “I encountered Arab women from Syria, Lebanon and Iraq, as well as Iranian women. We all got on wonderfully together.
“Their conceptions and perceptions of Israel was so wrong, but partly because it was down to the way they had been educated.
“I had to explain to them that what they saw about Israel in the media was not really happening.
“At the finishing school I also learned about international protocol, so it prepared me for what I wanted to do for a career.”
Next up, she took a BA in political science and government relations at IDC Hezilya, gained a Master’s in business administration from Bar-Ilan University, in Ramat Gan, and did an internship at the Knesset, where she helped build relationships with Christian communities across Africa.
Beginning in the 1950s, when many African countries were gaining their independence — mainly from the British and French — Israel built diplomatic relations with these newly-free states.
“There is an unconditional love that African Christians have for Israel, but it has never been properly utilised,” Tobi explained.
“It is about continuing to build and foster relations between African nations and Israel.
“Israel, for such a small nation, has had — and can have — a big impact on the world.”
Tobi said that Nigeria and Israel, for example, have one of the strongest trading partnerships, although not at a political level currently.
That is mainly, she added, because of the Arab influence across sub-Saharan Africa.
Tobi is married to Latvian-born Vadim — whose mother was Jewish, but whose father was not.
But because the Chief Rabbinate is recognised by law as the supreme rabbinic authority for Judaism in Israel, the couple could not have an Orthodox wedding in the country.
Instead, they had a civil marriage in Cyprus, and ceremonies and celebrations in both Nigeria and Israel.
The mother of two actually began converting to Judaism when she was serving in the IDF.
Tobi, whose son is circumcised, recalled: “There was a lot of pressure on me from surrounding circles to start a conversion, but I did not complete it because my conscience could not take doing something in the name of God just for the sake of doing it.
“People ask me, ‘what about your children?’, but if I have to convert for them, then I will do.
“If I do it before they are 13, then they would be considered Jewish, too.
“In terms of logic, the seeds need to be sewn within the Chief Rabbinate for them to re-consider the Reform and Conservative movements in Israel.
“Judaism needs to survive, but the way they are doing things, it will die off.”
Because of her work in setting up ShareLovv International, Tobi was invited by Magen David Adom UK on a series of speaking engagements across the UK in December, 2019.
And that led to her being appointed its Africa Co-ordinator.
Her trip back to Nigeria — where her parents still live — saw the Redeemed Christian Church of God present two ambulances to MDA, which will be used in Israel.
“I am not going to stop and I wanted to continue to build these strong bonds between Israel and Africa,” Tobi continued.
Her sister, Neta, is following in her footsteps, as well.
For the 16-year-old has recently emigrated to Israel — and will also serve in the IDF.

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"There can be no peace when hate and ignorance run loose, We as a generation need to take charge and come together to fight antisemitism. I call on my brothers and sisters across Africa and the world to fight- fight by educating and informing yourself, so you can be at a better position to teach others"- Tobi Lovv

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