Changed Lives
Bogi Kozma’s Jewish contact Vera told Bogi she had many questions about Christianity which no-one has been able to answer. So, Bogi offered to meet with Vera to help her find the answers.
In a local Sydney café, Mark meets regularly with Michael, a Jewish man. There, they eat Israeli food together and talk about life and God.
Igal Vender met Yevgeni in 2023. The young Jewish man arrived at the outreach cafe Igal's church runs looking for free food. Igal shares how Yevgeni came to faith in Jesus.
Igal Vender met Oleg in prison in 2002. Two and a half years ago, they met again when Igal was distributing food on the streets of Tel Aviv. Here he shares good news about how things went.
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What do you do when 20 secular Israeli Jewish people interrupt a church service out of curiosity, wanting to understand what it means to be a 'Jewish Christian'?Misha, our missionary in Israel, happily shared the heart of the Gospel with them!
Sergio had been witnessing to Michael since May. Despite being open to what Sergio was sharing, Michael always hesitated when it came to Jesus. He acknowledged that the Gospel of John is written to demonstrate Jesus' divinity, but this was, according to Michael, ‘only in John’. So they began looking at the rest of God's Word together.
Sergio had been witnessing to Michael since May. Despite being open to what Sergio was sharing, Michael always hesitated when it came to Jesus. He acknowledged that the Gospel of John is written to demonstrate Jesus' divinity, but this was, according to Michael, ‘only in John’. So they began looking at the rest of God's Word together.
Daniel met Tisha while handing out gospel leaflets on Boston Common. It turned out that Tisha is a former Muslim from Russia, now following Jesus, and his wife is a Jewish believer. They were looking for a church to attend, so Daniel helped them find a Russian-speaking one and began studying God’s Word weekly with Tisha.
Grace was speaking with a Jewish contact called Nurit when a social worker came to visit. Grace has known Nurit for many years. When the social worker asked what she was doing there, Grace explained she knew Nurit’s family and was there to invite her to an evangelistic course at her church.
Asaf Pelled was in Antwerp, reaching out to Jewish people passing by. A religious looking couple, dressed in traditional Sabbath clothing, walked past with their baby. He greeted them with a friendly, ‘Shabbat shalom!’ Surprisingly they came over to talk.