CMJ USA News & Views

Why did God choose the pilgrim feast of Shavuot/Pentecost to pour out the Holy Spirit on the followers of Jesus the Messiah? Executive Director Cariño Casas looks at Acts 2 and Exodus 19-20 to answer the question.

When God writes Torah on our hearts and regathers Israel and the nations together.

The resurrection of Jesus is a sign for us of his kingship and shows us that he is truly the Messiah we have been waiting for.

Video recordings of the lectures given at Christ Church Jerusalem for International Holocaust Remembrance Day 2023.

Nadine looks back over her journey to becoming a holocaust education volunteer to see how God has been working in her life.

What is Lent? And what does it have to do with the Jewishness of Jesus?

Of those who have claimed to be the Messiah of Israel, only Yeshua of Nazareth has drawn the pagan nations toward the God of Israel

The Messiah's Advent, both in the past and in the future, is important not only to the Church but also to the people of Israel. In his first Advent, the Messiah came for his own Jewish people. His ministry was to them, first and foremost.

CMJ's Texas rep and a co-laboring congregation celebrated Sukkot with a Spanish language congregation and an area pastor, even though a multi-church Sukkot event was canceled when the speaker had to pull out.

Charles Gardner shares his testimony of learning the vital need for power from on high in gospel witness

What does Mary and Joseph's Torah-faithfulness and Jesus' Jewish DNA have to say to Christians in the 21st century?

Christ Church Jerusalem to livestream Christmas Eve caroling starting at 8 a.m. ET

When Palestinians and their supporters claim Jesus as their own and deny his Jewishness, they help recreate the conditions for atrocities against Jews

How the Hanukkah story inspired Jewish theology that explains how Jesus’ death atones for the sin of the world

On the last day of this week-long feast, as water was being drawn to be poured on the altar in the Temple, Jesus of Nazareth made a now-famous pronouncement: ‘If anyone is thirsty, let him come to me and drink.'

Continue to keep the Jewish people in prayer, as those who hate the Jewish people sometimes target their attacks during the High Holy Days.

We have entered the Hebrew month of Av, the fifth month in God’s calendar as instituted in Exodus 12:2. The month of Av has what may be the saddest day of the year for Jewish people, and yet this month of sorrow also speaks of God’s faithfulness and redem

Unfortunately, this Christian holy day has been fraught with anti-Semitism for centuries.

The Holiday of Easter is one of the most widely known celebrations of the Christian Faith. It is commonly taught that this was originally a pagan holiday baptized by the Christian people in the early centuries of the Church. However, the evidence paints a

Shoresh Study Tours shares a series of videos on Passover. In the videos, Aaron Eime, a deacon at Christ Church Jerusalem, talks about what Passover is, followed by a Passover Seder with his family.

The season of Lent, the forty days before Easter, begins this year on Ash Wednesday, February 26, 2020. Traditionally it is a time of fasting, repentance and reflection in preparation for remembering the passion, death and resurrection of Jesus. (Traditio

A walk to the Mount of Olives