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Links to Messianic Ministries
Messianic Jewish Alliance of America
www.mjaa.org
A world wide association of Messianic Jewish believers
Howard Morgan Ministries
www.howardmorganministries.org
A ministry with 2 main goals - reconciliation of the Church and
the Jewish people as well as equipping and empowering the saints
for effective service.
Good News for Israel
www.gnfi.org
A long established ministry of proclamation, education and reconciliation
between the Jewish and Christian Communities.
Jews for Jesus
www.jewsforjesus.org
An evangelistic organization that exists to make the messiahship
of Yeshua (Jesus) an unavoidable issue - using literature, witnessing
campaigns, music, drama, secular media, person to person, the internet.
Chosen People
www.chosen-people.com
A ministry of evangelism to the Jewish people.
Olive Tree Ministries
www.olivetreeviews.org
A ministry dedicated to declaring the lateness of the hour and soon
return of Israels Messiah - through the discussion of current events
and issues from a biblical and prophetic perspective. To better
prepare the hearts of Jews and Gentiles for the Messiahs return.
Hebrew4Christians
www.hebrew4christians.com
The author of this website has written Hebrew lessons for Zola Levitt's
newsletters. He has also written the book "Zola's Introduction
to Hebrew" which is available for sale at Zola's website. This
website has basic info on the Hebrew alphabet, vowels and grammer
so you can understand Scripture from a Hebraic point of view. Info
on common Hebrew blessings, prayers and holidays. Site also has
meditations and teachings and much more. This is a very
good site that is worth viewing and bookmarking.
One In Yeshua Ministries
http://oneinyeshua.org/
The focus of One in Yeshua Ministries is to bring understanding of the Jewish roots of our faith to the non-Jewish (Gentile) body of believers. This new understanding can be used by the Lord to not only deepen our faith and personal relationship with God, but to strengthen the bridge of understanding and trust between Jewish and non-Jewish believers of Jesus the Messiah (Yeshua Ha Mashiach).
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