

As the battles raged between Palestinian and Israeli security forces in September 1996, Terry and Susan McIntosh, with the help of their son Adam, opened the Jesus House of Prayer, a Christian chapel in the city of ancient Jericho, Palestine (West Bank, Israel). As CEO and Pastor, Terry managed to obtain permission for Christian events that Jericho's predominate Islamic community had never seen. He enjoyed both military and police protection while preaching the gospel to the Islamic world of Jericho and all of Palestine in spite of radical opposition. Terry made an unprecedented appearance on Islamic television during Israel's military invasion dubbed "Operation Defensive Shield" in April 2002 with a message of peace to both nations, charging Israel to turn around and "give life," and admonishing Palestine to follow Christ crucified as the only hope for salvation. The result has been a great move of God among the Palestinians with the help of faithful saints and volunteers. Attendance at the Jesus House of Prayer grew to such large numbers that home groups formed around Terry and his teachings about Jesus. The gospel continues to spread today as other Christian ministries have also sprung up in the city. Terry's ministry has been to turn the hearts of the people to God through Christ. Terry's influence in the Islamic world defies all logic and contradicts many false teachings about Palestinians in general, and God's plan for Israel. Terry turned all ministry responsibility over to local ministers in 2007. He continues to impact the Middle East via newspaper, TV, and other media outlets to include hosting evangelical meetings while preaching Christ crucified on the cross for all people of all nations. Ministry Details: Terry McIntosh Ministries, Inc. is a non profit religious corporation formed under the laws of the Commonwealth of Kentucky pursuant to KRS 273.160 et seq and organized exclusively for charitable, religious, educational and scientific purposes, including, for such purposes, the making of distributions to organizations that qualify as exempt organizations under Section 501 C (3) of the Internal Revenue Code or such corresponding section of any future tax code, and exists for the purpose of fulfilling and completing its primary purpose to provide support, infrastructure and financial assistance to the missionary spread of the gospel of Jesus Christ. We believe that Jesus Christ is Lord, that he died on the cross as payment for our sins against God, and that God raised him from the dead. Romans 10: 9-13. Our goal is to promote peace and reconciliation between both God and man while promoting the welfare and benefit of both Jews and Arabs. Biography: Terry and Susan surrendered their lives to Christ in 1983 and was married that same year. They soon became involved in local Church work to include a prison ministry. Their son, Adam, was born in 1985. After being ordained, the family including stepson Andrew, first moved to Israel in 1992 and continue to minister on a regular basis. 1992: Organized and launched street outreach ministry Mt. Carmel, Israel. Participated in first pro-life outreach in Haifa. 1993: Wrote and produced "For the Love of Israel" which documented the plight of Jewish Christians being denied citizenship because of their faith in Christ. The video made a strong appeal to Israel to rescind the Law of Return, and prophesied Israel's future according to the Bible. It was reviewed by the Prime Ministers Office, the Knesset, and found TV airtime in several countries. The anti missionary orthodox Jewish organization Yad Lachem campaigned against Terry, and press credentials were not renewed. 1994: Organized team to launch a new Church ministry in Bethlehem. Ties to this work was later terminated by the pastor after Terry's ministry to Muslims began to grow. 1996-2007: Founder-pastor of the Jesus House of Prayer, Jericho, West Bank. Actor: "In Country 1989, (stand in for John Terry) Terry later worked on the set of "US Marshals" 1998-(uncredited). Screenplay: BETRAYED Terry is no stranger to armed conflict and understands the need to defend one's self and country, but stands in the gap for a balanced and scriptural position regarding Christian relationships with Israel and the Palestinians. See story "The Green Beret Affair." Military Service: Click Here |



