· Educate Christians on Jewish religious beliefs, culture and worldviews.
· Carry out hands-on Jewish evangelism by partnering with churches and Christian
organizations in their respective calling (i.e. college ministries, missionary
organizations, supporting Israel).
· Teaching the Jewish origins of Christianity through the holidays and biblical
typology (i.e. Messiah in the Passover Seders and the Jewish significance of holy week).
· Equipping Christians to more effectively use the gospel found in the Old
Testament.
· Training believers how to do one-on-one evangelism/apologetics with Jewish
people.
· Cover common objections about Jesus as well as how to deal with Jewish
sensitivities to the gospel and build bridges between believers and the Jewish people.
Have you ever found yourself in a position to share the gospel with a Jewish
acquaintance but froze because you had no idea what to say? Your goal may have
been to share your faith or at least to plant seeds- but you didn’t know enough about
what the Jewish person believed to navigate the conversation. While Christians have a
cursory understanding of what Judaism looked like in Jesus’ day many are not familiar
with what Jewish people believe today and it is this very knowledge which could help
them leverage the conversation. This ministry exists to fill these needs.
Jacob and Stephanie . . .
acquaintance but froze because you had no idea what to say? Your goal may have
been to share your faith or at least to plant seeds- but you didn’t know enough about
what the Jewish person believed to navigate the conversation. While Christians have a
cursory understanding of what Judaism looked like in Jesus’ day many are not familiar
with what Jewish people believe today and it is this very knowledge which could help
them leverage the conversation. This ministry exists to fill these needs.
Jacob and Stephanie . . .