On Sunday, December 7, 2025, the Ambassador Summit concluded in Jerusalem. It was a week-long international conference that brought together more than 1,000 pastors, Christian leaders, educators, communicators, and digital influencers from different regions across the United States.
I had the honor of participating in this historic gathering, which became the largest Christian delegation to visit Israel since the founding of the modern State in 1948. The initiative took place following a formal invitation from the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in partnership with the organization Friends of Zion, led by Dr. Mike Evans.
The Ambassador Summit was created with a clear purpose: to equip leaders committed to truth by offering a deep and accurate understanding of Israel beyond the superficial or distorted narratives often presented in the media. Throughout the week, we took part in institutional meetings, visits to historical and strategic sites, briefings with authorities and experts, as well as moments of direct listening with civilians, survivors, and families affected by recent events.
Being present in these places, hearing real testimonies, and walking through the settings where history unfolds completely transforms the way we understand the conflict, the pain, the resilience, and the faith of a people who have chosen to stand firm even in the face of adversity.
As part of this commitment, I was officially appointed and recognized, receiving formal certificates of appreciation and publicly assuming the responsibility of serving as an ambassador of truth. This role goes beyond a personal honor. It represents a duty to inform, educate, and share lived experiences, promoting dialogue, empathy, and responsible positioning within the communities, churches, institutions, and digital platforms I reach.
The Ambassador Summit was not just a conference. It was a call to conscious leadership, to practical faith, and to moral responsibility in an increasingly complex global landscape. A reminder that truth requires voices willing to be present, to listen attentively, and to speak with courage.