Aaron was born in Israel but spent the majority of his life in England. He grew up in a family that had already accepted Yeshua as the Messiah. However, during his early teenage years, he went his own way and got involved in the punk movement for a short period of time. Eventually, through an encounter with the Holy Spirit, the Lord convicted him of his sin and showed him that he was wasting his life if he wasn’t living for Him. After spending four and a half years working with Jews for Jesus in Hungary, he moved with his family to start a new branch in Berlin. Here, they share the life-giving message of the Messiah Yeshua with Israeli, German, and Russian Jews along with the thousands of tourists who travel there. Every prayer is so much appreciated!

I was born in Kazan, Russia, in 1971. In 1993 I became a believer and met Jews for Jesus. In 1994 I participated in Moscow campaign. After my second campaign I joined the ministry, where I met my husband, Leonid. Together we were members of the music team called Messiah’s Shofar for a year and a half. Then, in 1998, we moved to Kiev, Ukraine. We have three children: Michael, Dina and Eugenia.

Carolina Flores grew up in a Messianic Jewish home in Israel. However, after a painful separation of her parents, the family simply abandoned their belief in Yeshua and Carolina grew up completely secular. As a young woman, after her time in the army, she worked in Israel in a facility where volunteers from Germany served. One day, some of these volunteers invited Carolina to church. This first visit was the beginning of a change in her life and there she met a member of the Jewish staff for Jesus who would take care of Carolina in the near future. After a few meetings, Carolina came to believe and was baptized.

God’s ways are unique and they led Carolina to Germany to study and later to Berlin for an internship with Jews for Jesus in Berlin. Now she is taking the big step to work full-time for Jews for Jesus in Berlin.

I am a Jew who believes in Jesus as the Messiah. I was born in Odessa, Ukraine and grew up there in a secular Jewish family. I had always been told that a Jew has to learn a lot. Because of this, I read a lot of books – just not the Bible. Because the Bible is not a book that is suitable for Jews. My parents did not obey the Jewish commandments. And my grandma usually only celebrated two Jewish festivals – Passover and Yom Kippur. When I once asked her why she did this and what the meaning of the holidays was, she replied that her grandpa always did it that way.

I first heard the gospel and believed in Yeshua in 1991. My family was strictly against it. However, after coming to faith, my life changed radically. In 1996 I became part of Jews for Jesus and then, in 1998, I moved to Kiev to open a branch of Jews for Jesus there.

In 2018 I did my doctorate at the Theological Seminary in Kiev, now I have a doctorate in theology. I write and teach about what it means to be Jewish and at the same time believe in Jesus. For me, both the spiritual aspect and the spread of the gospel are important.

I have now been working as a missionary with Jews for Jesus for 24 years. I firmly believe that God wants to bless the body of Christ in a special way through mission among Jews. I want to continue to preach the Good News to the Jewish people. I also want to show churches and congregations how important it is to bring the gospel to the Jews. But at the same time I want to convey the best way to do it.

I strive to orient my life accordingly and to inspire others to bring the gospel to Jews and non-Jews alike. I am currently living in Berlin with my wife Natascha and our three children to preach the Good News among Russian-speaking Jews.