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Antisemitism from the Reformation to the Holocaust

Antisemitism from the Reformation to the Holocaust

12 February 2020 | 1 Comment

Repentance Service for High Wycombe 1234 Expulsion of Jews James E. Patrick It is now 75 years since the liberation of the Auschwitz extermination camp, and by the end of last year, more than 75,000 Stolpersteine had been set into the pavements of towns and cities throughout Europe.  Each of these small square bronze plaques is installed outside the former home of a victim of the Holocaust, listing his or her name, and dates of birth, deportation, and death if known.  Britain thankfully did not lose any of its Jewish citizens to the Holocaust, except in our Channel Islands, where
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TJCII Eastern Europe Consultation

TJCII Eastern Europe Consultation

3 April 2019 | No Comments

23-25 May 2019, Kaunas, Lithuania Every few years TJCII Europe organizes local consultations inviting church leaders and all interested in TJCII in particular region. The aim is to give a good foundation for TJCII grow in the area. But also to create the opportunity for building connections between leaders who understand the place of Israel and unity of the Church in the contexst of One New Man perspective. Last time it took place in 2014 in Kiev, Ukraine. This year May 23-25, there is Eastern Europe Consultation in Kaunas, Lithuania. There are international speakers invited including: deacon KR Mag. Johannes
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Benjamin Berger Sessions & Dromantine Conference

Benjamin Berger Sessions & Dromantine Conference

5 April 2016 | 1 Comment

Benjamin Berger, Co-Pastor of “Kehilat ha’she al Har Zion” (The Congregation of the Lamb on Mt. Zion).  The congregation meets at Christ Church Jerusalem (completed in 1849), spoke in Ireland on number of topics and we have most of the recordings here for you to listen back to. Session 1 – Shabbat Celebration Session 2: Testimony & Questions Session 3: The Image of God Sesison 4: The Covenant With Abraham + Questions Session 6: Restoration Session 7: Questions & Conclusion
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VIDEO: There’s something missing…

VIDEO: There’s something missing…

10 September 2014 | 5 Comments

In May this year Rev. Tim Butlin went to Kiev to speak at a Toward Jerusalem Council II conference promoting reconciliation between Eastern and Western churches, a 1000 year old church split that underlies the cultural divisions at work in Ukraine and Russia today. The conference was hosted by the Kiev Messianic Jewish Synagogue and this brought to the conference an even more ancient church split – between Jew and Gentile in Christ. As Canon Andrew White, the Vicar of Bagdad, makes clear, true Christian reconciliation and unity will, in the end, have to include Jewish believers in Jesus into
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Screening of “There’s Something Missing…”

Screening of “There’s Something Missing…”

13 August 2014 | No Comments

“At the heart of reconciliation is the need for all Christians to take seriously their relationship with the Jewish people.” Canon Andrew White in “Father, Forgive: Reflections on Peacemaking” p122) In May this year I went to Kiev to speak at a Toward Jerusalem Council II conference promoting reconciliation between Eastern and Western churches, a 1000 year old church split that underlies the cultural divisions at work in Ukraine and Russia today. The conference was hosted by the Kiev Messianic Jewish Synagogue and this brought to the conference an even more ancient church split – between Jew and Gentile in
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For Such a Time as This?

For Such a Time as This?

24 July 2013 | No Comments

Who knows but that you have come to your royal position for such a time as this? (Esther 4:14) The leadership conference run by a local church in the centre of London might not appear to herald a season of opportunity for those whose heart-cry is for the TJCII vision. But Holy Trinity Brompton (HTB), in London’s fashionable area of Knightsbridge, is no ordinary local church. It is a multi-site church with 11 congregations worshipping on Sunday and a string of church-plants across the capital. It is also the birthplace of the Alpha Course, an introduction to Christianity running in
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