Jewish Voice Ministries International

Jewish Voice's mission is to Proclaim the Gospel to the Jew first, Grow the Messianic Jewish Community, and Engage the Church Concerning Israel and the Jewish People.

We exist to transform lives and see all Israel saved.

Goal One: Reach all remaining scattered Jewish communities with the Gospel in parallel with larger missiological efforts to reach all remaining people on earth.

Goal Two: 2. Invest in discipleship & leadership training of indigenously-led Messianic Jewish congregational networks in areas where we serve Jewish communities to effectively reach their own communities.

Goal Three: 3. Leverage new & existing relationships with Christian leaders and networks to raise awareness and generate commitment to God’s plan for all Israel according to Scriptures and the role of the Church.

We invest in our leaders through various training, conferences or seminars specific to their roles within the ministry. Specifically, we have shared leadership participation in the Global Leadership Summit and have included in-depth discussions during and after the Summit about how to employ better methods of leadership throughout our ministry organization. We keep each other accountable through periodic check-ins regarding the areas in which we determined we would develop further.

Jewish Voice has been building solid working relationships with in-country staff and ministry partners since we started working in each country, which enabled us to continue reaching people in Ethiopia and Zimbabwe during the pandemic even while not being able to travel to these countries. COVID provided the opportunity for us to empower the in-country staff and partners to conduct the work themselves, with Jewish Voice’s model and financial resources, and provided new possibilities for future changes, ultimately enabling the in-country staff to become self-sufficient in serving the people in their communities. In addition, Jewish Voice typically does not distribute food on our Outreaches; however, due to the pandemic, our ministry partners in Zimbabwe expressed the desperate need for food. Once the country opened later in 2020, Jewish Voice was able to mobilize quickly and provide food to 3,110 households in the regions in which we typically conduct our Medical Outreaches. This encouraged our leadership to revise our standard operation of providing medical care and access to clean water to consider other needs of the areas in which we are going. We are now looking into new regions and determining the largest needs of those communities and adapting our Outreaches to be more than Medical. Our Outreaches will now focus on the primary need of the community – whatever that may be.