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Israel is important.
And you need to know why.

What we do

We love What God Loves

We express genuine love through action, standing with Jewish communities in dignity, compassion, and respect.

We walk with those rediscovering their identity

We support individuals and families, especially those of Jewish descent, who are exploring their heritage and seeking guidance, connection, and restoration.

We restore understanding of biblical roots

We help believers rediscover the deep connection between their faith and the people, land, and history of Israel.

We equip and guide those pursuing Aliyah

Over the years, we have connected with and advised many who desire to return to Israel, offering wisdom, direction, and practical support in the process.

We stand publicly in support of Israel

Through gatherings, advocacy, and visible acts of solidarity, we make it clear that Israel is not alone and that truth and justice matter.

We call for spiritual awakening and faithful action

We invite believers to live out their faith with courage, to reject silence, and to take part in what God is doing in restoring His people.

About Shalom Sefarad

Is a movement rooted in history, shaped by conviction, and driven by a deep love for the Jewish people. Born out of a story marked by persecution, faithfulness, and restoration, we exist to reconnect with the biblical roots of our faith and to stand in sincere love, honor, and support for Israel and the Jewish people.

Our journey is not theoretical. It is personal. It comes from generations that endured rejection for holding onto Scripture, from a legacy that refused to be silent, and from a calling to see restoration, truth, and reconciliation unfold in our time.We believe that faith must be lived, that love must be demonstrated, and that standing with the Jewish people is both a spiritual and moral responsibility.

About Samuel del Coso Roman

Samuel del Coso Román was born in Valdepeñas, Spain, in 1948, into a time and environment marked by religious oppression.
Raised in a family that did not conform to the dominant religious system during Franco’s dictatorship, Samuel and his family endured rejection, insult, and marginalization. They were labeled, excluded, and forced to live as outsiders for their convictions.

Despite this, his family held firmly to their love for God and for Israel. His mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, even after being excommunicated, remained foundational voices that shaped his faith and identity.
At the age of 12, Samuel was expelled from school for refusing to be baptized according to the state-imposed religious system. Access to Scripture itself was restricted, yet the hunger for truth remained alive.

Years later, his journey led him into public acts of reconciliation and support for the Jewish people, including participation in historic gatherings in Toledo alongside Jewish leaders and figures such as Isaac Navón, former President of Israel.Throughout his life, Samuel has consistently called others to stand in unconditional support of Israel, to reject antisemitism in all its forms, and to act with courage and conviction.

He believes that many are in a process of restoration, like the “dry bones” spoken of in Ezekiel, returning from dispersion and rediscovering their identity.
His life is a testimony of perseverance, faith, and an unwavering commitment to truth.

How You Can Partner with Us

This is an invitation to take part in something greater than yourself.

• Pray for the Jewish people
Stand in the gap through faithful, consistent prayer for Israel, for protection, restoration, and peace.

• Develop and grow in understanding
Access and engage with materials that will deepen your knowledge of biblical roots, Israel, and your role in this story.

• Download resources
Equip yourself with teaching materials, guides, and tools to walk this journey with clarity and conviction.

• Support Jewish people in need
Your generosity allows us to provide tangible care and assistance where it is most needed.
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Every action matters. Every step counts.

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