Rooted in
The Holy Land
The story of Galilee Roots — a bridge between the global Body of Christ and the sacred soil of Israel.
Our Heritage
Rooted in
The Holy Land
Scripture calls us to be stewards of God's creation — and few places carry the weight of that calling like the hills of the Galilee near the Sea of Galilee, where olive trees have stood as living witnesses since the days of the prophets.
Galilee Roots grew from a simple desire: to bridge the distance between Evangelical communities abroad and the Holy Land. By adopting a tree in Israel you take part in a tangible act of stewardship — and receive the literal fruit of the Galilee, just as the blessing of Israel is promised to flow to all who bless her. (Genesis 12:3)
The Galilee has grown olive trees for thousands of years — and some of the trees in these hills have stood for centuries. The tree you adopt is young: a new root going down into that same ancient ground. You aren't buying the past — you're planting into it, watching something grow that will outlast all of us, bearing fruit in the land of the Gospels for decades to come.
Your Act of
Holy Land Stewardship
Zvika's groves rest in the hills just northwest of the Sea of Galilee — at the very heart of the land where Jesus lived and taught. Tabgha, the Mount of Beatitudes, Capernaum, Magdala — almost everything is within a few miles of the trees. From the grove you can see the same hills and the same water that fill the Gospels.
Receive your tree's GPS coordinates, a personalized plaque bearing your name or your church's dedication, and the covenant blessing of knowing a living tree in Israel bears fruit in your name — year after year.
Why Olive Trees?
In Israel, olive trees are more than agriculture — they're symbols of peace, resilience, and the eternal connection between people and land.
Symbol of Peace
The olive branch has been a symbol of peace since ancient times, representing hope and reconciliation.
Ancient Heritage
Some olive trees in Israel are over 1,000 years old, connecting us to countless generations.
Living Connection
Your tree grows and produces for decades, creating a lasting bond with the Holy Land.
The Grower
A Letter From
Zvika
Shalom from the hills of The Galilee, Israel. My name is Zvika, and I have the honor of tending these olive groves overlooking the Sea of Galilee.
Every morning, I walk these terraces in The Holy Land where Jesus once walked. The same winds that cooled the disciples still blow through our silver-green branches today.
When you adopt one of our trees in Israel, you become mishpacha — family. Your stewardship sustains our livelihood and connects you to The Holy Land God called sacred.
As Scripture promises, "I will bless those who bless you" (Genesis 12:3). This covenant with Israel flows both ways.
Zvika
Begin Your Stewardship
Your Tree Awaits in the
Galilee
Choose your olive tree today. Hold your piece in the Holy Land — a living legacy with every harvest.
Adopt a Tree