Learn more about this nice Jewish lady who found her faith in Yeshua --- and enjoy some wonderful music from Kol Simcha, Kathy Shooster, Joshua Aaron, Sarah Liberman, Lamb, Jonathan Settel, The Schleps, Natasha Kraus Reynolds -- and more!!!
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Showing posts with label Natasha Kraus Reynolds. Show all posts
Sunday, August 5, 2018
Carol Plantarich Interview
Carol was once a member of the popular Messianic singing group Kol Simcha! Since 1992 she has been the secretary at Congregation Beth Yeshua in Philadelphia, PA.
Learn more about this nice Jewish lady who found her faith in Yeshua --- and enjoy some wonderful music from Kol Simcha, Kathy Shooster, Joshua Aaron, Sarah Liberman, Lamb, Jonathan Settel, The Schleps, Natasha Kraus Reynolds -- and more!!!
Learn more about this nice Jewish lady who found her faith in Yeshua --- and enjoy some wonderful music from Kol Simcha, Kathy Shooster, Joshua Aaron, Sarah Liberman, Lamb, Jonathan Settel, The Schleps, Natasha Kraus Reynolds -- and more!!!
Sunday, March 5, 2017
More Music, Less Talk!
Today's show is loaded with fabulous music! You'll enjoy songs from Jonathan Settel, Greg Silverman, Corry Bell & Lev Shelo, Natasha Kraus-Reynolds, Elana Watson, Beckah Shae, Joel Chernoff, Carlos Perdomo, The Schleps, Rivka Whitten, Joshua Aaron and Philip Stanley Klein!
Enjoy, dahling, enjoy!
Enjoy, dahling, enjoy!
Thursday, September 22, 2016
Ethel & Diane Again!
Don't you love surprises -- the unexpected?? It looked like I was just going to play music and talk, and then, at the last minute, my bestie, Diane Beaudoin decided to join me in the studio!
We had such fun chatting about parenthood, the Jewish holidays....and more!
Plus you'll enjoy the music of Jonathan Settel, Barry & Batya Segal, Deborah Kline Iantorno, Sally Klein O'Connor, Nate Benjamin, Paul Wilbur, Zemer Levav and Natasha Kraus-Reynolds!
Enjoy dahling, enjoy!
We had such fun chatting about parenthood, the Jewish holidays....and more!
Plus you'll enjoy the music of Jonathan Settel, Barry & Batya Segal, Deborah Kline Iantorno, Sally Klein O'Connor, Nate Benjamin, Paul Wilbur, Zemer Levav and Natasha Kraus-Reynolds!
Enjoy dahling, enjoy!
Saturday, July 16, 2016
Rich Freeman Interview
Another great testimony on today's show! Dr. Richard Freeman of Chosen People Ministries shares his testimony!
Richard Freeman was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York into a very traditionally Jewish, though not religious, family. He did, however, receive religious training for five years in a conservative synagogue and received his Bar Mitzvah at age thirteen. Following that experience, though staunchly Jewish nationalistically, he drifted away from the synagogue and attended only on the special Jewish holidays.
In 1973 Rich married Julia DeBellis who was from an Italian Catholic background. It was primarily through Julia’s spiritual pilgrimage that God reached Rich. But first Rich met a born-again Christian, his supervisor at work. Though Rich responded angrily at first to this man's sharing his faith, his life was a wonderful testimony of the peace and joy that comes to those who put their faith and trust in the Lord. The joy in his life made Rich jealous and opened his heart to what was to come.
In August 1982, Julia accepted Jesus as her Lord and Savior and immediately began praying for her husband!s salvation. In January 1983, God answered that prayer. Through the ministry of Chosen People Ministries, Rich heard and responded to the Gospel message and accepted Yeshua as his Lord and Savior. Immediately, God gave him a hunger to know Him and His Word intimately. He immersed himself in the Bible and was discipled by his pastor. In the summer of 1987 Rich and Julia responded to God's call and moved to Dallas, Texas where Rich attended Dallas Theological Seminary. While in Dallas, Rich worked as a missionary with Chosen People Ministries. Before finishing the degree program at Dallas, Rich was called to pastor the congregation where he was saved, Light of Israel Messianic Congregation. He became pastor of that congregation in December 1989. In April 1994, Rich also became pastor of Dunwoodie Baptist Church in Yonkers, New York, which is where Light of Israel’s services were held. So, for five years of his ten- year pastorate he enjoyed the unique challenge of pastoring two congregations.
Rich and Julia have three children, Heather, Brian and Joel. They also have two grandsons, Cody and Carrington. On July 1, 1999 Rich assumed his position as Vice-President and Director of Church Ministries and Conferences for Chosen People Ministries. Rich works with churches throughout the country and abroad. Rich teaches Bible Conferences on various topics such as Jewish Evangelism, Messianic Prophecy, End-Time Prophecy, The Church and Israel, The Feasts of Israel, and much more. He also ministers to local churches in Florida where he and his family reside. Rich finished his studies begun in Dallas, at Conservative Baptist Seminary of the East, where he received his M.Div., in September 1994. Rich received his D.Min. at Gordon-Conwell Seminary in 2004.
You will also enjoy the music of Jonathan Settel, Ted Pearce, The Schleps, Joshua Aaron, Greg Silverman and Natasha Kraus-Reynolds.
Richard Freeman was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York into a very traditionally Jewish, though not religious, family. He did, however, receive religious training for five years in a conservative synagogue and received his Bar Mitzvah at age thirteen. Following that experience, though staunchly Jewish nationalistically, he drifted away from the synagogue and attended only on the special Jewish holidays.
In 1973 Rich married Julia DeBellis who was from an Italian Catholic background. It was primarily through Julia’s spiritual pilgrimage that God reached Rich. But first Rich met a born-again Christian, his supervisor at work. Though Rich responded angrily at first to this man's sharing his faith, his life was a wonderful testimony of the peace and joy that comes to those who put their faith and trust in the Lord. The joy in his life made Rich jealous and opened his heart to what was to come.
In August 1982, Julia accepted Jesus as her Lord and Savior and immediately began praying for her husband!s salvation. In January 1983, God answered that prayer. Through the ministry of Chosen People Ministries, Rich heard and responded to the Gospel message and accepted Yeshua as his Lord and Savior. Immediately, God gave him a hunger to know Him and His Word intimately. He immersed himself in the Bible and was discipled by his pastor. In the summer of 1987 Rich and Julia responded to God's call and moved to Dallas, Texas where Rich attended Dallas Theological Seminary. While in Dallas, Rich worked as a missionary with Chosen People Ministries. Before finishing the degree program at Dallas, Rich was called to pastor the congregation where he was saved, Light of Israel Messianic Congregation. He became pastor of that congregation in December 1989. In April 1994, Rich also became pastor of Dunwoodie Baptist Church in Yonkers, New York, which is where Light of Israel’s services were held. So, for five years of his ten- year pastorate he enjoyed the unique challenge of pastoring two congregations.
Rich and Julia have three children, Heather, Brian and Joel. They also have two grandsons, Cody and Carrington. On July 1, 1999 Rich assumed his position as Vice-President and Director of Church Ministries and Conferences for Chosen People Ministries. Rich works with churches throughout the country and abroad. Rich teaches Bible Conferences on various topics such as Jewish Evangelism, Messianic Prophecy, End-Time Prophecy, The Church and Israel, The Feasts of Israel, and much more. He also ministers to local churches in Florida where he and his family reside. Rich finished his studies begun in Dallas, at Conservative Baptist Seminary of the East, where he received his M.Div., in September 1994. Rich received his D.Min. at Gordon-Conwell Seminary in 2004.
You will also enjoy the music of Jonathan Settel, Ted Pearce, The Schleps, Joshua Aaron, Greg Silverman and Natasha Kraus-Reynolds.
Saturday, May 10, 2014
Natasha Kraus-Reynolds & Tamrah Alexander Interview
Today I was surprised to have not one but two wonderful musicians on the phone with me! I had the pleasure of speaking with Natasha Kraus-Reynolds and Tamrah Alexander. Here is some background on Natasha:
Natasha was born and raised in the small Latin American country of Panama, to upper middle class parents of Jewish ancestry. Faith and music were always a big focus in her home. As a young adult, Natasha rediscovered her faith as a Messianic Jewish believer in Yeshua.
As her faith journey continued, she began to trust God as she was able to better understand how the Creator of the Universe loves us so greatly that he keeps all of His words and all of His promises from old. It was amazing for her to see that He knew from the beginning how His plan of redemption to the world would be carried out by means of our Jewish Messiah, as it is written in the Tanakh, the book of the prophet Isaiah, Chapter 59 verse 20 and expounded in Romans 11.
Her background has influenced the sound and languages of the songs you will hear, mixing together alternative rock, classical, Middle Eastern, Sephardic and Latin music and the English, Spanish and Hebrew languages. Through this music, she hopes that lives would be moved, people would turn to the one true God, the God of Israel, and that many would be changed by the liberating power of the Most High to live as "B'nei HaOr" or "children of the light," as written in Ephesians 5:8-10."
Even though having a degree in industrial engineering set the tone for her professional career path, music for Adonai has always been a subject of great importance in her life. For more information, visit www.NatashaKraus-Reynolds.com.
Today's show features songs written by Natasha and produced by Tamrah Alexander. Enjoy!
Natasha was born and raised in the small Latin American country of Panama, to upper middle class parents of Jewish ancestry. Faith and music were always a big focus in her home. As a young adult, Natasha rediscovered her faith as a Messianic Jewish believer in Yeshua.
As her faith journey continued, she began to trust God as she was able to better understand how the Creator of the Universe loves us so greatly that he keeps all of His words and all of His promises from old. It was amazing for her to see that He knew from the beginning how His plan of redemption to the world would be carried out by means of our Jewish Messiah, as it is written in the Tanakh, the book of the prophet Isaiah, Chapter 59 verse 20 and expounded in Romans 11.
Her background has influenced the sound and languages of the songs you will hear, mixing together alternative rock, classical, Middle Eastern, Sephardic and Latin music and the English, Spanish and Hebrew languages. Through this music, she hopes that lives would be moved, people would turn to the one true God, the God of Israel, and that many would be changed by the liberating power of the Most High to live as "B'nei HaOr" or "children of the light," as written in Ephesians 5:8-10."
Even though having a degree in industrial engineering set the tone for her professional career path, music for Adonai has always been a subject of great importance in her life. For more information, visit www.NatashaKraus-Reynolds.com.
Today's show features songs written by Natasha and produced by Tamrah Alexander. Enjoy!
Sunday, January 26, 2014
Tamrah Aeryn-Alexander Interview
Today I had the privilege to speak with Tamrah Aeryn-Alexander! Tamrah is a classically trained pianist, self-taught guitarist, and
multi-instrumentalist who has been composing music as long as she can
remember. Aside from releasing her own Messianic debut album, "A Place
in Him," she is the co-writer and producer for Natasha Kraus-Reynold's
albums, "In the Beginning," "Children of the Light" and the single
"Mikamocha." She is currently the praise and worship leader at Brit Ahm
Messianic Synagogue in Pensacola, Fla., where she continues to compose
new music and produce music by other artists.
Today's show featured her music and it was a fun interview in spite of some technical difficulties with the phone. For more info about her music please visit http://www.tamrahaeryn-
Today's show featured her music and it was a fun interview in spite of some technical difficulties with the phone. For more info about her music please visit http://www.tamrahaeryn-
Sunday, August 25, 2013
Mark and Pam Herman Interview
In 2009, Mark and Pam Herman moved to Israel and will be sharing what it has
been like for them to learn the language and customs and to become
acclimated to a foreign land. Mark and Pam love living in the land of
milk and honey! They attend a wonderful congregation and spend time with
their children and grandchildren. You enjoy learning about how they became citizens and how God is blessing them in Holy Land. Plus you'll enjoy the music of Beckah Shae, Ted Pearce, Joshua Aaron, Natasha Kraus-Reynolds and Karen Davis!
Sunday, March 17, 2013
Merryl Eaton Interview
Today's show features music from 2 new CDs: Joshua Aaron's CD "You are Holy" and Paul Wilbur's CD "Your Great Name," along with wonderful music by Rivka Whitten, and Natasha Kraus-Reynolds. Had a fun chat with Merryl Eaton. Merryl is the Director of an
advocacy & education project in New Haven, Connecticut that focuses on
training and mobilizing people who are poor to impact public policy on social
justice issues. She attends Simchat
Yisrael where her husband, Tony is the Rabbi.
Merryl recently stepped down after many years as the Director of
children’s education at the congregation. She is currently serving as the
President of ACHOT, the Union of Messianic Jewish Congregations national
sisterhood and as a member of the UMJC steering committee. The Eaton’s have
three children.
Sunday, May 13, 2012
Mother's Day 2012
Diane Beaudoin co-hosts this Mother's Day show with me and we have a great time talking about our mothers -- and being mothers! You'll laugh and you'll cry as we reminisce about the good old times and the funny things our Moms said and did. Also featuring an adorable skit called "A Call from Long Island" from the CD "You Don't Have to Be Jewish," and music from Meha Shamayim, Zemer Levav and Nathasha Kraus Reynolds. Enjoy!
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