Alex |
At age eighteen, while attending college, an immigrant
from the USSR started asking questions like, "What
makes me a Jew? Is it that I was born to Jewish parents?
Do
I need to live a Jewish life?" ...and decided
to learn more. |
Jack
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A former missionary sees tables turned when he
sets out to convert a Jews for Judaism staff member. |
Lisa
& Dan |
Lisa fell in love with Dan,
a Mormon, but found her way "home" with the help
of Rabbi Kravitz, of Jews for Judaism.. |
Robin |
Robin's college roommate was a Christian, and only
too willing to share her faith. |
David |
"As an un-educated, non-religious
individual who was searching for the truth -- I
began to fall for
the false belief in Jesus. My ignorance of the Jewish
Bible (Tanach) was the reason I came to believe in
Jesus." |
Julius |
Julius Ciss, Director of the Toronto Centre of
Jews for Judaism, tells his story. |
Lisa |
" I was born Jewish, but I became a Christian
nine years ago during a difficult time in my life when I was searching
for G-d." |
Sheina |
"My story begins on the other side of the world
in Australia where I was born. Both sides of my family
immigrated there in the mid to late 1800s. My childhood
was spent in a Christian home. I did not know that
I had a Jewish heritage until I was around age 13..." |
Shoshana |
One of the loneliest, darkest,
and difficult places we can be is when our souls
feel apart from God. There were times -- just before
I became a Christian -- that I wanted to die from
the hurt of what felt like being alone, with no one
whom I could really trust enough to understand. I
was looking desperately for a water to quench the
burning. |
Dina |
"When I was young, my parents did not allow me
to accompany my friends to church. I thought, "What's
the harm?" I was curious. I wanted to see what
they do in church. " |
Larry |
A lawyer reflects on 18 months as a member of the
militantly proselytizing Hebrew-Christian community. |
Rachelle |
A mother tells of how, with the help of Jews for
Judaism, her son came back "home". |
Homecoming |
A young couple became involved in "messianic
judaism" while looking for a way to address
their children's religious education. |
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