Weekend for ages 18-24
30.6-02.7| Netanya, Israel
Young Jewish, Arab, and International believers seeking the face of God together in the place of worship and intercession; creating songs, art, and media for the advancement of His kingdom on earth!
Weekend for ages 18-24
30.6-02.7| Netanya, Israel
Young Jewish, Arab, and International believers seeking the face of God together in the place of worship and intercession; creating songs, art, and media for the advancement of His kingdom on earth!
Photo: Sarah Lim
"...understanding the present time: The hour has already come for you to wake up from your slumber..."
Romans 13:11
Intimacy
Go deeper in your relationship with Yeshua and with each other. Learn how to develop a personal lifestyle of worship and prayer from God’s word.
Unity
Meet Jewish believers your age, see each other through God’s eyes and pray together for your generation and for the salvation of the Jewish and Arab people!
Creativity
Write new songs, create art and more in collaboration with others. Do not waste or ignore the gifts and talents God has given you!
For Messianic Arabs and Jews aged 18-24
Thursday - Saturday
30.6 - 2.7
Netanya, Israel*
* Exact address will be sent to registrants later.
Registration (not including transportation)
₪200
* There is a 50% discount for students and soldiers
Financial Aid also available upon request in your online application form.*
What will be happening
during this Dor Haba weekend?
30.6 Thursday
17:00 Arrival, registration and setting into the rooms
18:30 Dinner
20:00 Evening Meeting
22:00 Coffee House open with food, boardgames and Open Mic
01.7 Friday
8:30 Breakfast
10:00 Morning meeting
11:00 Voice, Instrument and Media Classes
12:30 Lunch
14:00 Creative Collaboration (songwriting, art, filming)
15:30 Free Time / Swimming / Coffee House
18:00 Spiritual Growth Workshops
19:00 Shabbat Dinner
20:30 Football, Basketball and Coffee House
21:30 ערב הלל
02.7 Saturday
9:00 Breakfast
10:30 Morning Meeting
12:00 Voice, Instrument and Media Classes
13:00 Lunch
14:30 Creative Collaboration (Songwriting, art, photography)
17:00 Final Meeting
18:30 Dinner and Departure
In the mornings and evenings we will all gather together in the main hall.
There will be worship in Hebrew and Arabic, and English, led by Solu from Jerusalem, a team
from HOPE in Nazareth (not final) and a team from IHOP in the United States.
The theme of the weekend is "to be awake
in prayer" (Matthew 26:41, Romans 13:11, and 1 Peter 5:6-11)
There will be local and international speakers and opportunities to receive prayer ministry.
There will be a translation into Hebrew, Arabic, and English as needed in each gathering.
Musicians, worship leaders and media professionals from Israel and abroad will teach these classes.
You can choose between worship leading on guitar, worship leading on keyboard, singing, drums, bass guitar, electric guitar, keyboards, drums, percussion, sound, recording and music production, video production, art, and photography.
This is a short lesson in the style of a lecture in which examples are given in the tool and explain how it can be used for the Lord.
In a lesson on musical instruments, for example, the teacher will explain how to play in different musical styles, techniques, team playing, musical and spiritual sensitivity in playing, and will give tips on how to progress and even jump forward in your playing and in your role on a worship team.
These classes will be held twice a weekend and you can choose a different class each time.
There will be times when you can collaborate together for example by writing a song together, recording the song, creating something beautiful together in photography, art or video. The songs and projects can be presented at the last meeting and can be uploaded to YouTube, Instagram, etc.
We want to provide the time and space for you to hang out and rest together. Inside the guest house/hostel where we sleep there is a large pool. We'll go to the pool together once during our time there (optional). You can also hang out in the camp coffeehouse or play music together (a jam session) in a rehearsal room.
You can choose to go to various "spiritual growth" sessions, which include:
- 'How to pray when you feel a barrier in prayer or
- or a block n your personal time with the Lord
- "Freedom from heaviness, depression, and impure thoughts."
- "Waking up from spiritual sleep"
- "How prayer and spontaneous singing from scripture can be used in worship-led intercession " and more.
At the guest house/hostel, we will set up our own Coffeehouse with a small stage. It will be a place where you can hang out with friends, drink, eat, play cards and spend your free time. Thursday night will be an open mic night where anyone can sing a song, present something funny, or any other talent…
Frequently asked questions
30.6 Thursday
17:00 Arrival, registration and setting into the rooms
18:30 Dinner
20:00 Evening Meeting
22:00 Coffee House open with food, boardgames and Open Mic
01.7 Friday
8:30 Breakfast
10:00 Morning meeting
11:00 Voice, Instrument and Media Classes
12:30 Lunch
14:00 Creative Collaboration (songwriting, art, filming)
15:30 Free Time / Swimming / Coffee House
18:00 Spiritual Growth Workshops
19:00 Shabbat Dinner
20:30 Football, Basketball and Coffee House
21:30 ערב הלל
02.7 Saturday
9:00 Breakfast
10:30 Morning Meeting
12:00 Voice, Instrument and Media Classes
13:00 Lunch
14:30 Collaborative work in groups (songwriting, sound and recording, photography, art)
17:00 Final Meeting
18:30 Dinner and Departure
Yes, the conference is run according to updated Ministry of Health guidelines. Also the hostel.
Hand washing will often be required and hand disinfection will be provided before each workshop, class, meal time and free time.
Yes, there is a 50% discount for students and soldiers. They will pay 100 nis each instead of 200 nis.
there is a discount for siblings attending the conference together (100 nis each instead of 200 nis).
There is also financial help available for families in need.
Don't let the issue of money prevent you from coming to Dor Haba.
You can apply for up to 100% financial aid in the main registration form if you have reason for it. You'll receive the answer at the end of your form before you click submit.
Yes. After you submit your registration form you'll receive a confirmation message with a link for online payment through Paypal. Or you can make a bank transfer over BIT to the Dor Haba BIT number given in the confirmation email.
You have the option to pay online right away or up to a week before the conference starts.
In case of cancellation due to family emergency, sickness, quarantine...etc., you will receive a full refund.
You may also pay by check or cash onsite upon arrival.
Conference registration costs 200nis each person, 100nis each for siblings from the same familystudents and soldiers.
Families in need can request additional financial aid if needed on the main registration form.
The cost of the ride to and back from the conference is not included in the registration price. This needs to be paid in cash separately as you get on the bus. It costs somewhere between 20-60nis depending on what city you are coming from. You can register for the ride in the main online registration form.
Registration is only through the online registration form. The link is here on this information page. Also at www.dorhaba.com.
Online Registration will be open until we’ve reached maximum capacity (80 young adults).
Every year, the conference fills up quickly so it’s recommended to register right away.
If registration closes and you’re not registered you can write to us at info@dorhaba.com and ask to be on the waiting list.
There are usually a few cancellations/openings right before the conference starts.
The conference will run from June 30 to July 2, 2022.
It starts at 5pm on Thursday 30.6 and ends at 6:30pm on Saturday 02.7.
Two weeks before the conference starts we will send an email to all the registrants with a list of what to bring and what not to bring. We will also publish the list here on the site.
It will be held mostly in Hebrew and Arabic from the front and there will be English translation in headphones. If someone is teaching in English (a guest from the USA or London) then there will be translation into Hebrew and Arabic as needed.
Yes! there will be rides from multiple pick up points across Israel according to demand. You can sign up for the ride and pick-up point in the main registration form.
If you already filled out your form but didn’t sign up for the ride and you want to, you can write to us at info@dorhaba.com.
We will be happy for more volunteers! Write to us at info@dorhaba.com and explain who you are and how you would like to help. We also will need a pastoral reference
In a guest house/hostel close to Netanya, the same one it was at in 2019 and 2021.
Two weeks before the conference, we will send you an email It will include exact address, driving, public transportation directions to the camp and what to bring.
There will be transportation. Registration for transportation is through the general registration form. Exact pickup points will be sent in the email.
The next generation ("Al-Jil El-Saaed" in Arabic, “HaDor Haba” in Hebrew) is a ministry of Succat Hallel, a 24/7 House of Prayer in Jerusalem.
The summer conference is sponsored by donations mainly from believers from abroad.
During the school year, Dor Haba works in collaboration with a number of local congregations in the country, who host Dor Haba training days and weekends in their congregation. Congregations such as the Tiferet Yeshua, Tehilat Ya, Melech ha Mlachim, Adonai Roi, Tents of Mercy, Alliance Church in the Old City, the First Baptist Church in Bethlehem and more.
No. the Dor Haba | Jil ElSaaed Conference does not have any political or theological agenda.
The goal of the conference is to focus on Yeshua (Jesus), His love, His forgiveness and the healing that He brings us as sons and daughters of God.
The focus is on the blood of Yeshua that tears down every dividing wall between us (Ephesians 2:14-16)
14 For he himself is our peace, who has made the two groups one and has destroyed the barrier, the dividing wall of hostility, 15 by setting aside in his flesh the law with its commands and regulations. His purpose was to create in himself one new humanity out of the two, thus making peace, 16 and in one body to reconcile both of them to God through the cross, by which he put to death their hostility.
We also focus on the fact that our primary identity is in Messiah (Christ).
At the same time, we do not ignore the fact that there are very different opinions, feelings of racism, hatred, and deep pain on both sides.
But we believe that the Holy Spirit can work among us and that God can bring healing and forgiveness.
If you have any further questions, please email us at: info@dorhaba.com
And one of our staff will get back to you soon.