Hello, Hadassah!

We welcome Hadassah Orphanage in India to The Creation Gospel Ministry

Until 2026, we assisted Hadassah Orphanage in India with special needs when we had available funds. In September of 2026, we accepted the charity from Beit HaTorah for full-time support in a Divine full circle. Here's the short story:



In 2009, Boaz and Rabbi Sariella Creeger founded the Hadassah Orphanage in India with Ravi Babu Karra serving as its director. It is located in Andhra Pradesh, a state in southeastern India, along the coast of the Bay of Bengal. The orphanage usually serves around forty children along with some widows who have taken refuge there, giving them a safe place to live, education, medical care, and spiritual guidance.


Children are taught salvation through Yeshua HaMashiach and Torah. The orphans of Hadassah keep Shabbat and the Biblical feasts, thriving in what would otherwise be a hopeless environment. The children become orphans for various reasons. They have lost parents due to tsunami, HIV, auto accidents, TB, house fire, financial hardship, or abandonment.


About the time of Hadassah's establishment, I spoke at an MBI conference in Michigan where I met the Creegers and attended their presentation on the orphanages they sponsored in Africa and India. At the time, I was just getting used to being invited to speak and receiving offerings for doing so, which felt odd since I had a full time job. When I saw what the Creegers were doing, I said to myself, "If this ministry were to grow, then that's exactly what I'd want to do!"


As it turned out, the ministry did grow and I began writing Creation Gospel workbooks. When we teamed up with the believers in Kenya to build LaMalah Orphanage, The Creation Gospel was able to do exactly what the Creegers had inspired us to do: support orphans and widows. Proceeds from speaking and the workbooks were our starting capital, and as we continued, others came alongside to grow the available funds. 


Just before he passed away on Erev Sukkot 2026, Boaz Creeger ז״ל approached us about providing ongoing support to their work at Hadassah, and the Creation Gospel board accepted the challenge. When we receive Kingdom inspiration, it eventually becomes Kingdom obligation! It is a wonderful opportunity to visit the orphans and widows in their affliction, to lend to The Holy One of Israel Himself. Ministering unto "the least of these" turns out to be ministering unto "the greatest of all," the Creator of the Universe.


We welcome the children and widows of Hadassah, and please scroll down for updates from LaMalah Orphanage with videos. Future updates for Hadassah will be located under "Orphanage News" with LaMalah.


What do we need now? Any amount of support for monthly expenses: clothes, food, medical care, school fees and tuition, books, uniforms, higher education, and feast celebrations.


Above Left: Boaz Creeger ז״ל Above Right: Bringing in Shabbat with Candle-lighting


Due to illness last Shabbat, we were unable to livestream The Last Sun Worshiper. We'll try again this Shabbat!


Click here to read the transcripts of the last lessons on the battle of Armageddon, or Har Megiddo, in Part Four, Part Five and Six.


Please join us on the livestream tomorrow so we can compare the prophetic messianic patterns in previous battles of Armageddon to the coming events on the Mount of Olives and Destruction in Part Seven: The Last Sun Worshiper.

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Torah Portion

Samuel Ramsay is an avid lover of Israel and the Arava, and he corresponds with several rabbis there. He lives in East Texas on a rural farm where he shepherds sheep, cleans up people’s yards, and birdwatches.

 

Noach:

Models of Faith




Throughout the Bible we see a theme of “faith without works is dead.” For instance, Israel fell away time and time again because they thought that God would protect them even if they went their own way (Dt 29:19). Isaiah rebukes the Israelites because they bring sacrifices to the temple but are lawless in their everyday life.


Jacob also wrestles with faith. “The Angels of God” met Jacob as he was going back to the Promised Land from Laban, which inspired him to name the place “Mahanaim,” which means “Two Camps.” Later that night, he wrestles with God, and through all of it, he quakes with fear about his brother Esau and sends everything he has ahead of him to Esau, hoping to pacify him with gifts.


There are many more examples, but in essence, many biblical mistakes happen because people don’t back up what they believe with action. That brings us to one of our great forefathers, Noah. Noah, like many of our forefathers, was a very righteous man. Because our forefathers lived in times when there was no one else that believed in God, it was harder to believe in God then it is now.



For Noah, he and his whole family were the only upright ones of his time. After he made the ark, God tells him that he and his family will be the only ones in the ark. Imagine the amount of amazement and gratitude that you were picked out of the whole world to survive the destruction of the earth! But in reality, Noah did prove that he truly believed and trusted in God. It took him 100 years to build the ark. That is longer than any of us may ever live!


God definitely knew at the end of those 100 years, Noah had faith in Him and was ready to do anything God asked of Him. Putting ourselves in Noah’s shoes, think of how much he would have grieved to know that everyone was going to perish. He even pleaded with people, calling them to repent so they wouldn’t die. But no one listened. They were so blinded by their sin that they refused.


Faith can sometimes be costly. For Noah to have a belief that no one agreed with would have been hard. He was probably not respected, had no friends, and was an outcast, but he believed that God would see him safely though. And that meant everything to God, who saw him standing in his belief and decided to purge the uncleanness from the earth.


We can make all the difference in the world by our decisions to follow God and remember that God wants His boat to be crammed full of people willing to follow Him.  

Scorpions Ascent

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Orphanage News

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Sukkot updates from LaMalah Orphanage from Brother Ndungu



Shabbat Shalom, my sister.


As always, we hope and pray you are all doing well. I was really tired and got home a bit late. We thank Abba we had a most wonderful feast and attendance was high. We had brothers and sisters from Nakuru, Kinangop, Nyahururu, Molo, Oloitoktok amongst other areas. The children, schools not closed, did come the two sabbaths. They would come on Friday after school and leave Sunday evening so they go back to school Monday morning.


Two days ago, strong winds ripped one of the greenhouses.



There are two pertinent issues we have never really settled on. 1) Landscaping. 2) tiles for the floors. Despite having done a very big work of making decent houses for the children, many who visit comment on how we ought to improve on the landscape inside LaMalah. You know the houses are on a hill. The road leading up there needs concrete as cars go up there literally struggle. We have tried it before, but there is need for bags of cement and sand for upgrade.


One of of caregivers sometime back had serious backache problems. I took her to two hospitals. She wakes early to do cleaning and the major work is the floor. They have been persistent, requesting if and when Abba provides we tile the floors. This improves on hygiene and also alleviates the work load..And the washrooms inside also require some work as no child should step outside at night. It is our humble plea we consider these issues in the foreseeable future, Abba willing.


Shabbat Shalom and blessings to you all!




For those who mail donation checks, our mailing address is:


The Creation Gospel

PO Box 44

Lucedale, MS 39452

If you feel led to help with the operating expenses of LaMalah, you can always use the Paypal donate button below, Zelle (for Zelle, use creationgospel@gmail.com, and email us your contact information if you desire a year-end donation statement), or send a check by snail mail to:


The Creation Gospel

PO Box 44

Lucedale MS 39452


Your continual prayers for the children of LaMalah and our brothers and sisters in Kenya are so much appreciated. If you've never heard the story of how LaMalah was conceived and built, please take a moment to look over the brief description by clicking here.

 
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