JVMI Staff Writer

It was unimaginable for them. Today’s Holocaust survivors witnessed countless atrocities when they were children. They had parents, siblings and other family members wrenched from them to be executed as part of Hitler’s plan to exterminate God’s chosen people.

For more than 50 years, Jewish Voice Ministries has had a clear and concise vision. We exist to transform lives and see all Israel saved. Our mission is to proclaim the Gospel, grow the Messianic Jewish community and engage the Church concerning Israel and the Jewish people.

When His disciples were trying to shuttle some young children away so they wouldn’t bother him, in Matthew 19:14, He responded: “Let the little children come to Me and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these.” That is the heart behind an exciting new program within Jewish Voice Medical Outreach Clinics. Called “Zehra Kids Program,” it debuted at the 2017 Outreaches in Zimbabwe.

What can we do in light of all that is taking place regarding Israel, THE EPICENTER OF THE MIDDLE EAST AND THE WORLD? We can:

Before the arrival of our Outreach team, advance staff and crew had prepared for their arrival, including setting up massive white event tents.

We’re often asked about the similarities and differences between the communities we serve in Ethiopia and Zimbabwe. While there’s not a concise answer to those...

Shavuot is one of three pilgrimage feasts that the Jewish people were commanded to observe at the Temple in Jerusalem, and it holds many points of significance. God instructed a holy gathering and declared that no regular work is to be done on Shavuot.

Even after a lengthy campaign season, President-elect Donald Trump remained something of a wild card in the minds of many people. But at the time of this writing, America’s 45th president does appear to be getting off to a good start in at least one regard.

It was just one day...a single 24-hour period... from sundown to sundown. But it was the most consequential and significant day humanity had seen since Adam and Eve’s exile from the Garden.

Louis Kaplan was born December 13, 1915, to Russian Jewish parents in New York City. He was raised in an Orthodox Jewish home, attended Hebrew school, and was made “a son of the commandment” at his Bar Mitzvah at age 13.