Endorsements Letters From JFJ Alumni
It was my experience and privilege to serve Moishe Rosen, founder of Jews for Jesus, for 2 years. We traveled many places together and I was glad to help make the Messiahship of Y'shua an unavoidable issue to the Jewish people worldwide with Moishe. The following are some of the gleanings of my tutelage under Moishe and others in leadership at Jews for Jesus.
My wife Chava and I served with Jews for Jesus in San Francisco and Los Angeles during the late 70's and early 80's. We worked both in administrative and branch missionary capacities. My fondest memories were as a volunteer in the LA branch. I was a brand new Christian when I first started attending Jews for Jesus Bible studies, traveling in my semi-dilapidated 56' Chevy from Long Beach to Studio City every Tuesday night. I loved it! Back then most of the people in the branch were college aged Hippie-types. There was a real zeal for Jesus and for reaching Jewish people with the gospel. I grew a lot in my faith during those early years as a Christian. There was much love passed on to me by everyone in the branch. Soon after getting to know the LA staff we began to hand out broadsides and having JFJ Bible studies on my campus. (Cal State Long Beach)
My name is Glenn Harris, but I have been called a lot of other names, particularly since I am Jewish and have been a follower of Jesus for twenty-two years now. For a little over ten of those years I served on the staff of Jews for Jesus. They were some of the most challenging and rewarding years of my life.
When my husband, Warren Conrad, retired from the pastorate after 44 years, little did I realize how much I was going to love our next assignment, and how much I was going to learn. For a little over 5 years we had the wonderful privilege of working with Jews for Jesus in the capacity of Chaplains to the staff. Being gentiles, with little knowledge of the richness of the Jewish culture, that opportunity proved to be a wonderful eye opener for both of us. Our first introduction to this meaningful culture was to attend the two week training in Chicago given to all volunteers who will be participating in the annual month long witnessing campaign in New York. The campaigns in New York each year were a learning and growing time for all of us and continue to be for all who commit to this ministry. Very quickly these dear, dedicated people wound their way into our hearts.
I am not ashamed of Jews for Jesus