ABOUT
HOUSE OF HEBRON
A spiritual home for healing, formation, and commissioning. Let Jesus’ love touch your heart, rekindle your passion, and lead you into the destiny God has prepared for you.
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Our Vision
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Build an international apostolic center as a base for revival and healing.
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Gather the remnant and the wounded, offering a place of healing and restoration.
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Re-equip God’s people and rekindle their passion and dreams.
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Fulfill God’s calling and destiny so every life shines in His glory.
Our Mission
House of Hebron offers God’s people a spiritual home for restoration and growth. Here you can rest, heal, be welcomed, and return to intimacy with God. We care about inner healing and deliverance, and we also provide training and equipping. According to each person’s gifts, calling, and willingness, we mentor and commission believers into the Seven Mountains spheres to be salt and light and influence the world. With spiritual healing, meditation, and devotional formation at the core, we desire every child of God to experience God’s glory and anointing in daily life.
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Spiritual Meaning Behind
the House of Hebron Logo
The House of Hebron logo represents our calling to be a spiritual home where people encounter the presence of God and experience healing, freedom, restoration, and new life in Jesus Christ.
The Cross and Radiant Light declare that Jesus Christ is the center of all we are. His light overcomes darkness and brings salvation, hope, and new beginnings.
The Open Gates represent God’s invitation to come home—to enter His grace, His presence, and His family.
The Dove and Fire symbolize the presence and power of the Holy Spirit, bringing comfort, purification, healing, freedom, and spiritual renewal.
The Open Bible represents the Word of God as the foundation of our faith and ministry. His truth restores identity, renews the mind, heals the heart, and leads us into freedom.
The Heart and Lifeline express our vision for the restoration of the whole person—Spirit, Soul & Body—through the transforming love and power of God.
The Storm and the Sunrise tell the story of transformation: no matter how dark the night or difficult the journey, Jesus Christ leads us from darkness into light, from brokenness into healing, from bondage into freedom, and from despair into hope.
This is the heart of House of Hebron:
A House of His Presence.
A Place of Healing.
A People Restored.
From Darkness to Light.
From Brokenness to Wholeness.
From Bondage to Freedom.
From Despair to Hope.
HOUSE OF HEBRON
Enter His Presence
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1. The Origin of the Name “House of Hebron”
The name “House of Hebron” comes from a uniquely significant biblical city, Hebron. In Joshua 21:13, Scripture records: “The Israelites gave Hebron (a city of refuge for one accused of murder) and its surrounding pasturelands to the descendants of Aaron the priest.”
Hebron was one of the Cities of Refuge, overseen by priests. It was established as a sanctuary for those who had accidentally caused harm and had not yet been judged. In Hebron, people were not immediately condemned, but instead protected, covered, and given space to wait for both justice and mercy.
In the New Testament, we understand that Jesus Christ Himself is our true City of Refuge.
In Christ, sins are forgiven.
In Christ, there is no condemnation.
In Christ, lives can be healed, restored, and commissioned anew.
Therefore, “House of Hebron” is not merely a religious label. It represents a spiritual refuge, a place of restoration, and a launching point for new beginnings.
2. The Spiritual Birth of the Name
In January 2021, through prayer and seeking God’s heart, the Lord clearly revealed the vision of Hebron as a City of Refuge. During that season, Pastor Dorcas Zhang continuously shared the vision God had placed in her spirit. At the same time, the Holy Spirit led Sister Nina Lai to receive this revelation together, and she was moved to put the vision and mission into written form.
During this period, the Holy Spirit specifically highlighted Joshua 21:13, making it clear that Hebron existed both for those who had unintentionally caused harm and for those who had been wounded. The administration and spiritual oversight of this city were entrusted to the Levites. In a world often filled with religious legalism, labels, and condemnation, God desires to establish a home, a place where people can be embraced, healed, and led back to Jesus. For this reason, the ministry was named “House of Hebron,” not as an institution, but as a home.
3. Core Values of House of Hebron
Jesus Christ Is the Only Center
Not systems, not individuals, not ministry size, but Jesus alone.
Healing Comes Before Commissioning
We do not run while broken. We stand in healing, and we are sent in freedom.
Grace Triumphs Over Condemnation
We believe God restores people, not discards them.
Authenticity Over Religious Performance
We make room for weakness, tears, healing, and the process of growth.
This is not a cold institution, but a spiritual family that watches over, covers, and supports one another.
4. God’s Commission to House of Hebron in This Generation
In an age marked by trauma, anxiety, identity confusion, and broken relationships, God has entrusted House of Hebron with a clear and sacred mandate: To become a spiritual City of Refuge for this generation
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Receiving those who have been misunderstood or wounded within the church.
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Healing those who have failed, fallen, or been labeled
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Bringing people fully and completely to Jesus
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Removing the veil so that people may enter the Holy of Holies and encounter God face to face
The life of Pastor Zhang Duojia stands as a living testimony of this calling.
From depression, anxiety, failure, and brokenness, he has been personally healed, delivered, restored, and called by God. On July 23, 2020, at 2:03 a.m., God spoke clearly through Isaiah 6:8:
“Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?”
His response to this divine call has become the foundational mandate that continues to guide House of Hebron today.
Conclusion
House of Hebron is not a gathering place for perfect people.
It is a home for those restored by grace and sent out in glory.
Welcome home. Welcome to your true identity and destiny in God.