Messianic Judaism

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Messianic Judaism is a congregational movement in which Jewish people hear the Good News of Yeshua the Messiah in a Jewish context and continue in their customs and traditions after finding the Messiah. How widespread is Messianic Judaism and when did this movement begin? What do the Scriptures say about it and how do they address the role of Gentile believers? Join Neil and Jamie as they explore the dynamic history, theology, common practices, lifestyle, music and future of Messianic Judaism. Learn first-hand accounts from Messianic leaders and life changing stories of those who have discovered the promised Jewish Messiah.

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Neil and Jamie both received Yeshua as Savior and Lord in 1973, and God made them “One” in the Messiah. He took two teachers – one male, one female; one Jewish, one non-Jewish – gave them a common vision, and called them as a couple to teach the Word and minister the love of God in a Jewish way. They began the ministry of “Love Song to the Messiah” in 1978 to share the Good News with the Jewish people and to teach the Church about its Jewish roots.

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