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Following the recent shooting of a Jewish man walking to his synagogue in Chicago, Illinois, and a surge in antisemitic incidents, a ministry focused on sharing the Gospel with Jewish communities is stepping up to equip Christians with tools to support God’s chosen people.
Chosen People Ministries will host its Summit on Opposing Antisemitism on Friday at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago. The event will offer attendees a biblical perspective on antisemitism, drawing from Psalm 83, which calls for God’s judgment on those seeking Israel’s destruction. Attendees will also be able to participate in workshops designed to deepen their understanding of ways to support their Jewish neighbors.
Many attendees already recognize the importance of God’s promise to Israel and are familiar with the Israeli-Palestinianconflict, says Mitch Glaser, president and CEO of Chosen People Ministries. However, Glaser noted that the event is an opportunity to "reaffirm" their understanding of these topics.
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Chosen People Ministries will host its Summit on Opposing Antisemitism on Friday at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago. The event will offer attendees a biblical perspective on antisemitism, drawing from Psalm 83, which calls for God’s judgment on those seeking Israel’s destruction. Attendees will also be able to participate in workshops designed to deepen their understanding of ways to support their Jewish neighbors.
Many attendees already recognize the importance of God’s promise to Israel and are familiar with the Israeli-Palestinianconflict, says Mitch Glaser, president and CEO of Chosen People Ministries. However, Glaser noted that the event is an opportunity to "reaffirm" their understanding of these topics.
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Christians urged to look through 'lens of Scripture' to combat antisemitism, defend Jews
After a recent shooting of a Jewish man on his way to synagogue in Chicago and a surge in antisemitic incidents, a ministry focused on sharing the Gospel with Jewish communities is stepping up to
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