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Director shares how heavenly encounter inspired 'Messianic outreach' film ‘Mendel’s Messiah’

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Bronze Halo Award-winning musical “Mendel’s Messiah” is headed to streaming platforms worldwide, bringing gospel music, Jewish storytelling and spiritual themes to audiences through a new cinematic adaptation directed by Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Bradford May.

Executive produced, written and composed by husband and wife duo Jeremiah and Wendy Ginsberg, the film follows Mendel Moskowitz, a Jewish candy store owner in Brooklyn whose life is shattered after an antisemitic mob destroys his shop. After crying out to God in despair, Mendel embarks on a supernatural journey guided by the Angel Gabriel that leads him to discover Yeshua, or Jesus, as the promised Messiah.

A former Broadway attorney who once represented major theatrical figures and institutions, Jeremiah Ginsberg told The Christian Post earlier this year that the roots of “Mendel’s Messiah” trace back decades to a spiritual encounter that changed the course of his life.

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