What are your outreaches like?
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Since 2006, Rock of Israel has been renting vendor booths at State and County fairs across the USA.
Since 2006, Rock of Israel has been renting vendor booths at State and County fairs across the USA.
At these booths, we seek to do two things:
1) We want Jewish people to see that there are indeed Jews who believe that Jesus / Yeshua is the Jewish Messiah. We are happy to give them literature and answer questions about our firm stance on the Messiah.
2) We want gentile Christians to connect with the Jewish roots of their faith. After all – Jesus / Yeshua was Jewish, he lived in Israel, he read from the Hebrew Bible, and so on.
Most of these fairs run from 10 to 21 days and they are usually open for 10 to 12 hours each day. So that means our booth is open for interactions for hundreds of hours at each fair.
The conversations we have are extremely plentiful. Read some of them here.
We love sharing with people about the Messiah.
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Being Jewish and following Judaism are different. Not all Jewish people follow Judaism. Nor is the Judaism of today in line with what the Hebrew scriptures teach.
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A Messianic Jew is a Jewish person (with at least one Jewish parent) who has come to know and follow Yeshua / Jesus as the Messiah promised to Israel as found in the Hebrew Bible.
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Judaism is the religion that the Rabbis have formed over many centuries which they believe will get Jewish people to God. It is different in many places from what the Hebrew Bible teaches.
