Back to the Future: Chalutzim Academy Reunion
by Shira Goldman
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Yohanna Chernoff (wife of Martin Chernoff, rabbi and founder of Beth Yeshua Congregation) had a dream of a Messianic elementary school where children would receive a strong Biblical foundation while integrating Jewish culture, customs, and Zionism.
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by Paul Liberman
In previous issues we have
encouraged our readers to
write letters to the editor. It
has always been our intent to
stimulate a free flow of ideas
and opinions, as there doesn’t
seem to be many opportunities
for rank and file adherents
of the Messianic Movement to
have their say about directions
and policies. ...read more
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Narrow Way or Wide Hope
by Michael L. Brown, Ph.D.
In recent issues, The Messianic Times has uncovered
a theological debate which has surfaced in the
Messianic movement. It is our desire to get past the
name calling and finger pointing to examine the
issues in the light of Scripture. Dr. Michael Brown
outlines what he terms a “Practical Reflections on
the implications of the Wider Hope.” ...read more
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Qassams in their Back Yard
by Simon Lev
Driving into the Western Negev community of Sderot, you can look out the window and see a large billboard with a picture of a Qassam rocket and the words "od mati" or "till when?" That’s the question on a lot of minds. ...read more
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Guest House: History & Breakfast Included!
by Jenny Berg Chandler
You open your eyes and realize what a good
night's sleep you've had after the long flight
to Israel. A clean room and a peaceful setting
will do that. Thankfully, Beit Immanuel
Messianic Congregation and Guest House
was only a 20-minute drive from the airport
(or 12 minutes if you had taken the train). ...read more
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Retired
Messianic Rabbi, Robert Israel Solomon, co-founder and rabbi of Congregation Beth Hallel in the Atlanta suburbs, retired from his 27 year position as senior rabbi on April 12, 2008, and was honored at a large event naming him Rabbi Emeritus. ...read more
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