Ari Yehudah

We are a ministry of the GOSPEL, both to Jew and Gentile. We believe in the deity and humanity of Yeshua(Jesus), the Messiah. We believe in His miracles, His atoning death, His resurrection, His ascension to the right hand of the Father and in His return in power to establish His kingdom here on earth. We are also called to equip God's people with the power of the Lord (2 Kings 2:9-14). This includes bringing a work of restoration in people's personal lives as Yeshua did, walking in the fulfilment of Isaiah 61.

We are a ministry of RECONCILIATION according to Romans 11 and Ephesians 2, reconciling Jew and Gentile to their proper relationship. We believe God's desire is that Christians demonstrate love for His chosen people, the Jewish nation. We recognize that by the nature of the God-given call of the Jewish people, their ways and customs speak of the God who Gentile believers now are privileged to serve. In turn, we believe their Jewish brothers in Messiah should demonstrate appreciation for the Gentile church in all they have accomplished spiritually throughout the ages.

We are a ministry of RESTORATION, according to Malachi4:5-6, restoring the hearts of the fathers to the children. Paul taught us that the children of Israel are our spiritual fathers (1 Cor 10:1). In this light we reach out to our community with the Hebraic roots of our Christian faith. We believe it is important for the Body of Messiah (Christ) to understand and appreciate its Jewish heritage in the Lord. We believe that by understanding the patterns of Hebraic worship given by the Lord in the Old Testament and by studying how they were used by early Jewish believers in Israel we can be prepared for our unfolding future in the Kingdom of God.

We are an ELIJAH Ministry, preparing the way of the Lord. (Isaiah 40:3-5 and Isaiah 62:10). We seek to manifest Yeshua to the Jewish and non-Jewish alike. We also believe the greatest sign of His coming is the re-gathering of His people to the Land of Israel, and we are preparing to help the American Jewish population in this great task.