Director of Operations and Prayer
Julaine Stark

Julaine’s connection with Israel started in her early teens. “When I was 12 years old, I read Corrie ten Boom’s The Hiding Place, and I remember feeling deeply frustrated that I was ‘born too late.’ In college, Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s story had the same effect. Years later, during a crossroads moment of my own, the Lord brought those moments back and sparked a conviction that it’s never too late, and Israel needs modern-day Corrie ten Booms and Dietrich Bonhoeffers more than ever.”
As an intercessor, Julaine spends much time in the Word studying what the Lord says so her prayers agree with Him—evidenced by those who have participated in the recent 50 States, 50 Days of Prayer calls and ICEJ’s Rosh Chodesh prayer calls. “God’s Word is clear about Israel’s importance to Him and is central to His redemption of mankind. Israel is important to me because it’s important to Him.”
Julaine loves people and finds joy working with the staff in the USA and connecting with brothers and sisters worldwide. “One of my favorite parts of the Rosh Chodesh 24/7 prayer watches is the hand-off from one nation to another. We may not speak the same language, but the presence of the Holy Spirit is always so evident, and there is such a connection of love and unity. We are all one family, walking together ‘in one accord.’” In her free time, Julaine loves to read and journal extensively. She enjoys crocheting, painting, traveling, and her grandson, Everett Peter. Her favorite verse is Isaiah 41:13: “For I am the Lord your God who takes hold of your right hand and says to you, do not fear; I will help you” (NIV).
