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Havurah

Havurah comes from the Hebrew word "haver" which means "friend." Havurah usually describes a community of friends who gather together to discuss their common interests and concerns. Jewish believers in Jesus face unique challenges and questions and this publication is one way of addressing them.

How do I integrate my ethnic heritage into my faith in Jesus? How can I best relate to family members who do not share my faith? How can I handle the sentiment of many other Jews that by believing in Jesus, I'm being a traitor to my people?

If these are your questions, then Havurah is for you. Havurah appears four times a year. You can get Havurah in the mail or subscribe to the RSS feed.

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New Paradigms in Jewish Ministry

New Paradigms in Jewish Ministry

What does a strategic effort to reach Jewish people with the gospel look like today? And what challenges must be overcome when bringing the message of Jesus to our people? From Shabbat (Sabbath) meals, to intentional communities, to witnessing-on-the-way projects (like our Massah/Israel to India adventures), to social media networking, we will explore some of the new paradigms in Jewish ministry that have risen as we have brought the gospel into new and emerging cultures within the global Jewish community.

Social Media @work

Social Media @work

What do Twitter, Facebook, Google+, StumbleUpon, Reddit, Foursquare, Flickr, Tumblr, Pinterest, Wordpress, YouTube, Vimeo, Instagram, LinkedIn, MySpace and Meetup have in common? An imposing list of new and evolving technology, they're the current face of social media networking.

Two Tables, 25 Folding Chairs, One Community

Two Tables, 25 Folding Chairs, One Community

"We're going to need another table,"  Melissa had said to Jhan. They stared into the dining room of their Brooklyn home that night in 2007 at a piece of furniture that, as Melissa would one day put it, "came to represent a way that God was moving."

Share the Gospel, See the World!

Share the Gospel, See the World!

Got summer plans? There is still time to get involved in Jewish Missions! Here are a few of our upcoming opportunities:

Sveta and Misha

Sveta and Misha

These articles — a memorial by Sveta's husband Misha, and Sveta's own story — have been edited only slightly in order to preserve their own voices. They have been translated into English from the original Russian.

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