Ministry Fields
Life in Messiah staff serve in a variety of locations and settings around the world. Our workers go where God has called them. We help align each person’s unique gifts and skill set with the needs of their field. Please pray for our field staff as they seek to share the good news with the house of Israel.
United States
With around 7 million Jewish people, the US has the second largest Jewish population in the world. We have fields in Brooklyn, Chicago, Indiana, South Florida, North Carolina, Wisconsin, and Seattle carrying out a variety of ministry efforts to reach them with the gospel. Click through to learn more details about Ministry in the United States.
Argentina
Life in Messiah staff and volunteers operate a free guest house. This affords a safe and welcoming place for young Israelis to stay while backpacking the Andes Mountains. Our guest house serves as a platform for presenting the gospel and building relationships with travelers. Guests join our staff as they rock climb, hike, kayak, camp and explore. With consistent opportunities to teach and share the love of Messiah, we’ve seen God bless this ministry in amazing ways!
Canada
The Jewish population in Canada is estimated to be over 390,000, with well over half living in the greater Toronto area. Jewish people interested in spiritual discussions are encountered in coffee shops, malls, and on university campuses. Social media chat rooms and LIFE’s evangelistic website (www.insearchofshalom.com) provides a venue for anonymous interaction over the internet.
France
Street and relational evangelism in the greater Paris area, including Bible and tract distribution, are a focus in reaching the world’s third-largest Jewish population. Discipleship of Jewish men and women is the second step. With a rising tide of antisemitism, sharing the message of Messiah Jesus’ love is vital to building bridges for the sake of the gospel.
Hong Kong
Reaching out to the Jewish people in “The Pearl of the Orient” takes many creative forms. With no significant history of antisemitism, Asian believers have the privilege of making friends, building relational bridges, and discussing spiritual matters – including why a Chinese person believes in the Jewish Messiah as God’s provision for the salvation of all mankind. In addition, Hong Kong is a place for Asian believers to receive training in Jewish evangelism.
Israel
Vibrant ministry to people living on the streets (including the trafficked and addicted) is a daily need. LIFE workers also provide counsel, shelter and biblically-based rehab. God is transforming lives in amazing ways! Outreach and discipleship take place in various locations. Bible-teaching congregations nurture spiritual growth, and new leaders are mentored.
Rescue in Israel
Rescue in Israel is a project of Life in Messiah. Our work in Israel is to bring help and hope to the homeless and those in need in the Land.
Click here to learn more about this project.
Aviv Ministry
Aviv Ministry is a project of Life in Messiah, working since 2005 in south Tel Aviv, Israel helping street addicts, alcoholics and prostitutes meet basic needs. Our main purpose is to help these people get fully restored, return to normal life and their families, become a blessing to others and bring good fruit. We know that only the Lord Jesus can really make all these changes in their lives so we actively preach the gospel at our day center in Tel Aviv.
Click here to learn more about this project.
Mexico
Life in Messiah partners with local churches to stir up a concern for the Jewish people, resulting in prayer, practical demonstrations of love, and sharing the good news that Messiah has come. Our workers in Mexico City and Queretaro are preaching, teaching and equipping believers to share God’s heart for the Jewish people.
Netherlands
European Jewry has seen many highs and lows over the centuries. Today, many Jewish people are more open to considering the gospel. Our partnership with Netherlands-based City Bibles enables distribution of Scriptures in multiple languages. Special editions (including Hebrew) are designed for Jewish audiences and our In Search of Shalom media outreach.