What We Do

Kata’s mother was a Holocaust survivor, so she’d seen their deep needs firsthand, and she was determined to befriend, love, and serve them.

In 1982, a common problem with Hebrew transliteration and a vandal’s tag on our building sparked us to action. We put Y’shua up everywhere we could.

I literally ran into the chazzan of a prestigious synagogue. He was very gracious, and it was the beginning of a wonderful association.

We’ve been a bit controversial in the Jewish community over the years. What is it that we actually do? How have we changed?

Before the internet, handing out pamphlets on the street was a good way to get a message out. So, we did a lot of that! Today, things are different.

Intercultural relationships resources.