CMJ USA News & Views

A short testimony of Bishop Schereschewsky, written by the Executive Director of CMJ USA, The Rev. Cariño Casas.

Doug Ames grew up in a family with two faith traditions. After he had expressed faith in Christ for himself, he found himself worshiping with Jewish-believers in Jesus. Then he learned that he has a genetic link to the Jewish people.

Helene's family saw first-hand the devastating effects of antisemitism, and God lovingly pursued her throughout this journey.

One by one, a Jewish family comes to believe Jesus is the Messiah of Israel. Yet, it is a family secret shared with nearly no one until a daughter cries out to the God of Israel for mercy.

On June 11, the greater church remembers the life of Barnabas, a Jewish believer who was among the first to trust that Saul of Tarsus really had come to trust in Jesus as the Messiah of Israel.

Joseph Rabinowitz, a 19th century Hasid who found Jesus, hoped that his Christian-Jewish sect would improve the fate of the Jews

In seminary, Pastor George Koch thought he was just checking off the Old Testament requirement. Then the professor left him and his classmates frightened and awe-struck as he showed them the face of God.

Researcher, Kelvin Crombie, shows background information and untold stories from Jewish believers who died in the Holocaust.

The story of how a Jewish girl became an Anglican priest

A young Jewish woman was content in her Orthodox Jewish world; until a rabbi asked her to write a movie review of a Mel Gibson’s portrayal of Jesus’ crucifixion.

Ron First, CMJ’s rep in Texas, was raised in the synagogue and became a professional musician. Unsatisfied with his career in NY, he joins a cruise ship band and finds himself weeping at the Western Wall. For the next five years, he searches for God.

15 years ago this month, I ran across the Jewish New Testament, and God changed my life

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

As we celebrate 40 years of CMJ USA, we’ve been looking back to those who plowed the ground before us in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Today we offer brief profiles of two pioneering American Jewish believers in Jesus.

Ukraine has one of the largest Jewish communities in Europe and also has the largest Messianic synagogue congregation in the world.

Review on book about Joseph Schereschewsky, a Lithuanian Jewish boy, came to be an Episcopal bishop of Shanghai in the 19th century and the greatest Orientalist of his day, and perhaps of all times.