Rabbi Jim Meysenburg was raised in a Catholic home, on a farm in Nebraska. He became a Catholic priest in Duluth, Minnesota and taught Catholic school there. He was sent over to Sweden for a time. Then he met his wife and left the priesthood. She found out that she was Jewish and while living in the Washington D.C. area, she looked up Messianic Congregations. They started attending one there and eventually moved to the Baltimore area. They were attending a small congregation in Edgewood, Maryland and when the leader/Pastor resigned, Jim was asked to replace him. Rabbi Jim has been leading the congregation for seven years now. He has visited Israel one time and hopes to go again some day.
Sunday, May 26, 2024
Saturday, May 18, 2024
Janice Sattele Interview
Janice was raised Baptist and accepted Yeshua into her heart at the age of seven. In the early 90s she attended a Bible study and was introduced to First Fruits of Zion and learned about Messianic Judaism. She was immediately drawn to the Jewish customs and holidays and couldn't stop telling everyone about Yeshua! Janice has had many miraculous healings and hopes to one day write a book about all her experiences with the Lord! She gives her whole life to God to do with as He pleases. She says "be all the Glory and Praise to Him for it all. Baruch HaShem!"
Saturday, May 11, 2024
Dawn & Marion Shafer Interview
Saturday, May 4, 2024
Gaylyn Williams Interview
I met Gaylyn last year at the Messiah conference. She is an accomplished Author and we had a very interesting conversation.
Gaylyn Williams, President of Relationship Resources, is an inspirational speaker and author of over forty books. In her writing and speaking, Gaylyn uses practical, biblical principles to inspire people to be all God created them to be.
After receiving her degree from Dallas Bible College, Gaylyn spent 16 years as a missionary with Wycliffe Bible Translators. Using her degree in Bible, linguistics, and Greek, she conducted linguistic analyses on five different Mayan dialects, developing a written language for each. She then helped train the native speakers to translate the New Testament into their languages.
Following her years as a missionary in Guatemala, she trained potential missionaries in basic linguistic and literacy skills, preparing them to go to the mission field. Gaylyn also developed the Wycliffe International Cookbook, one of Wycliffe Bible Translator’s top selling books after over 25 years. She later joined The Navigators as a full-time missionary, leading a single-parent family ministry.