For Orthodox Jews who believe in Jesus, their struggle is real and they need lots of prayer support. Take this story for example:
A conversation about a dog turned into what might be a life-changing conversation about God and the Bible.
Find out what one the Jewish mother of a 15-year-old girl said when her daughter wanted to study the Bible with a Jew for Jesus.
As much as people may care what others would think if they were to believe in Jesus, we owe it to them to point out this truth.
Find out what happens when a group of Jewish believers in Yeshua (Jesus) meet up with Israelis in India!
Discover what can happen when Jews for Jesus brings Messianic Jews from phase one of Massah (in Israel) to phase two (in India).
It often takes time and teamwork for a Jewish person to become open-minded about Jesus – and then one day it happens! Kind of like this…
Shabbat shalom means “Sabbath peace.” Here is how our San Francisco branch is inviting people to find that peace and rest in Yeshua (Jesus).
Jews for Jesus Behold Your God Jerusalem outreach offered lectures on Marc Chagall and connected with many people, including these two Holocaust survivors.
Jews for Jesus had a month-long outreach in Jerusalem that included engaging people in gospel conversations in unusual ways, including touring a cemetery!
In Israel: the Jews for Jesus Massah program is connecting young adults with their Jewish heritage while helping them go deeper into their faith in Jesus. And they are sharing that faith boldly!
While we explore new and effective ways to reach people with the good news, we know that often the Holy Spirit still uses the tried-and-true methods. Take this story about our bold Jews for Jesus T-shirts, for example.
Talk about answered prayer – the follow-up from our Russian-speaking team in Jerusalem has been amazingly fruitful! Check out this salvation story!
From Jerusalem: “Before me sat a woman broken not only by her physical limitations but by the burden of grief. ‘God understands and He is ready to forgive you,’ I explained.”
Ready to hear some stories from Jerusalem? These two salvation stories could not be more different, but they both show how God was setting up divine appointments.
We just celebrated a very special Shavuot—one unlike any in the history of Jews for Jesus! Find out what happened this past Shavuot and what made it historic for our ministry.
We are so grateful to report that our Behold Your God outreach in Jerusalem is now complete! It wasn’t easy keeping this under wraps, but finally we can tell you what’s been going on!
Sometimes sharing our faith begins with giving people a comfortable way to approach us, and responding graciously to what may seem like a negative statement. For example . . .
People can hear from God in mysterious ways! No one ever could have predicted how music from her past helped bring this 93-year-old Jewish woman from Calcutta to Jesus.
We are always hoping and praying to have meaningful spiritual conversations with Jewish people wherever we go, and this story tells of one of the more unusual answers to that prayer.
Find out why this Israeli changed his mind about Jews for Jesus—and pray that he’ll change his mind about Jesus, too!
Find out about this unique Jewish journey to faith!
An Israeli who saw us years ago in America has now met us in Germany…and he’s ready to talk about Yeshua (Jesus).
We love telling you how God answered your prayers, especially when it’s a salvation story like this one!
Art opens hearts in Israel Did you know that our Jews for Jesus Israel team is made up of several smaller teams? Valeriy Bolotov’s team reaches out to Russian-speaking Jews, including many new citizens who, like the team itself, have come from Russia and Ukraine. As...
Find out why a Jewish man put his faith in Yeshua (Jesus), despite his concern that his Orthodox friends and family might shun him. May God give us all the grace to be so courageous!
Technology can be a pain, but wow! It can also open doors, and even help people connect with God!
Our Moscow branch leader says it’s a miracle that no one interfered with our outreach right near the Kremlin. Find out more about how God is on the move in Moscow!
Igor Barbanel directs our work throughout the CIS. He is based in Odessa, where he is very much involved in the day-to-day work of telling people about Yeshua (Jesus)…
In Budapest: art is a great way to present the gospel!
Pain can make you bitter or it can lead you to search for something better.
The New York Fall Outreach team had a great time talking with Jewish college students!
The thing about Jesus is, He makes impossible things possible. Read and be encouraged!
It’s one of the most difficult but rewarding places to minister in Southern California, and Jews for Jesus is there every year.
Find out how a new presentation of Jews and Arabs finding peace through Jesus was received during our Budapest campaign!
We’re excited to tell you stories of people we’re meeting on this year’s Budapest outreach!
God has a way of connecting our stories like links in a beautiful chain. Thanks for helping us be part of these two intersecting stories…
Jewish people were meant to bring the good news of Jesus to people of all nations—and that’s just what happened in Berlin!
Israeli “Guns N’ Roses” fans get to hear about the gospel of peace when Moody Students team up with local Jews for Jews for Jesus in Tel Aviv.
From street corners to beaches to malls, people all over Toronto heard about Jesus. Here are some of their stories.
Massah means “journey,” and it’s not only a physical journey, but a spiritual one for teams of young Jewish adults who believe in Jesus. Find out how God is blessing this short-term outreach to Israel and India!
From Kiev: God can bring inner peace in the midst of conflict. Read about one man who got an answer to the question he’d been asking ever since he miraculously survived a bombing.
Find out how people in the Aravah region of Israel responded to our most recent Behold Your God campaign.
Find out how God answered a Jewish seeker’s prayer in London.
The beginning of our work in Washington, D.C. can be traced back in 1978, when Efraim and Jeannie Goldstein were finishing up their theological training in the area. It wasn’t until 1989 that we established an official branch, under Bob Mendelsohn’s...
Excerpts from Moishe Rosen’s new, yet to be published, biography.
