CMJ USA News & Views

Follower of Jesus, we must take seriously the fear and anxiety felt by our Jewish neighbors.

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

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

A review of Dara Horn's book People Love Dead Jews, looking at the effects of antisemitism and misinformation on our Jewish neighbors.

A look at the movie, The Fablemans, specifically focusing on the antisemitism portrayed in the movie and how Christians can love their Jewish neighbors better.

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

Writer connects surging antisemitism and anti-Zionism to the world's discomfort with being reminded that the message of the Bible is reliable and true.

Antagonism against Jews continues to rise in United States, home to nearly half of the world's Jews

As the heir of British catholic Christianity, the Anglican Church marks the 800th anniversary of the notorious Synod of Oxford with a strongly Hebraic service of repentance for historic antisemitism.

Join David Pileggi this summer he looks at 1,000 years of the Jewish story in eastern Europe

There was an active Jewish Christian community in Holland when the Nazis invaded. Some were pastors, nuns and monks, but the Nazis cared nothing about these distinctions. Their mission was to kill all Jews.

As our Jewish friends and neighbors mourn the Holocaust this month, we must mourn with them, acknowledge the antisemitic failures of the Church, and be ready to stand and suffer with the Jewish people .

Responding to antisemitism in the US

In 2001, I had a number of encounters with the Lord. I was to create a memorial to the six million Jews who had perished that would be interwoven with the seven last utterances of Jesus from the crucifixion.

A remembrance of the day Kristine Luken's life was violently taken in the Jerusalem Forest.

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

In the nearly 80 years since the Holocaust survivors were liberated, how many of us have considered the spiritual powers behind the hatred? John Scott Gruner compels us to consider that question in his novel The Infidel.

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

When I wrote recently about the need for Christians to oppose the growing antisemitic violence in the U.S. and elsewhere, I did not imagine I was saying anything especially controversial.

If we are to love our neighbors as much as we love our own skins, our spouses, our innocent children asleep on a summer’s afternoon, we must take risks for them

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

Anti-Semitic incidences – assaults, harassment, vandalism – increased 80 percent in the United States in the month of May.

Before the Church can speak out against anti-Semitism without, we must correct the anti-Semitism within. We must examine our exegetical methods for faulty assumptions that (perhaps unconsciously) lead us to anti-Jewish interpretations.

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