Jews for Jesus South Africa

Jews for Jesus South Africa Many Jewish people have still never heard that faith in Jesus is a viable and thriving expression of Jewish life, and we want to change that!

Formed as a non-profit organisation in 1973, we remain true to the original heart of our Jewish heritage, live a meaningful Jewish life today, and have abundant hope for the future. Jews for Jesus became the name of the 501(c)3 nonprofit organisation founded in 1973, but it’s nothing new; Jewish people have been believing in Jesus since, well, Jesus! Just as we have joyfully passed down our rich heritage from generation to generation, we also pass down the hope our ancestors had in a coming Messiah—a hope we believe is realised in Jesus. After all, every person should have the opportunity to decide who the Messiah is for themselves—not let that decision be made for them by rabbis 2,000 years ago. That’s why we facilitate Jewish community, offer spiritual care, and provide local services in over a dozen cities around the world. The truth that we’ve discovered has changed our lives, given us newfound peace, and strengthened our sense of purpose as Jewish people. We’re 100% Jewish and 100% Christian, remaining true to the original heart of our Jewish faith, living meaningful Jewish lives today, and maintaining abundant hope for the future. In this way, we fulfil the mission God gave the Jewish people to bring His light to the nations. If Jesus really is the Messiah, there is nothing more Jewish than following him and sharing his message.

Three years later, we remember.We remember the lives taken. We remember those who were held hostage and the families for...
07/10/2026

Three years later, we remember.
We remember the lives taken. We remember those who were held hostage and the families forever changed. And we remember an entire community of Jewish people who have carried wounds that don’t simply disappear with time.
Anniversaries like this remind us that healing is rarely a straight line. Grief often lingers. Trauma leaves its mark. And for many, the pain of that day is still very present.
And yet, even in the midst of all that sorrow, we hold on to hope.
Hope that healing is possible. Hope that life can emerge again after unimaginable loss. Hope rooted in the faithfulness of a God who has not abandoned His people.
Today, we mourn. We remember. And we stand with our people.
Am Yisrael Chai. The people of Israel live.

Despite the attempts to marginalize, minimize, and even destroy the Jewish people, we have survived … and we are finding hope.

Jewish Guys HEAR THIS About Jesus For the First Time | Street Interview
07/10/2026

Jewish Guys HEAR THIS About Jesus For the First Time | Street Interview

Jeff shared with two Jewish guys on the beach about Jesus—and they ...

As Jewish people, many of us were nervous about investigating the claims of Jesus. But when we did, we discovered someth...
05/10/2026

As Jewish people, many of us were nervous about investigating the claims of Jesus. But when we did, we discovered something: Jesus is one of us. He had a Jewish family tree. His parents named him Yeshua, which means “salvation” in Hebrew. He was called “rabbi” by his followers and contemporaries. He went to shul. He celebrated the holidays. He taught from the Hebrew Scriptures, and all of his first followers were Jewish. Have you ever opened the New Testament and read about him for yourself?

Chag Sameach! Wishing everyone a joyful and meaningful Simchat Torah! Today, we mark the beautiful conclusion of the ann...
03/10/2026

Chag Sameach! Wishing everyone a joyful and meaningful Simchat Torah!

Today, we mark the beautiful conclusion of the annual Torah reading cycle—and immediately roll the scroll all the way back to the beginning to start again with Genesis. It is a profound celebration of continuity, resilience, community, and our timeless connection to the "Tree of Life".

Lets pray that as the Jewish people read through the Torah this year they will see their Messiah Yeshua.

Shabbat is finally here! How are you going to intentionally refill? Whether you attend services, sleep in, or enjoy natu...
02/10/2026

Shabbat is finally here! How are you going to intentionally refill? Whether you attend services, sleep in, or enjoy nature, we hope this Shabbat is refreshing for your soul. Shabbat Shalom!

Jewish Man Hears the TRUTH about Yeshua! Watch His Response!
30/09/2026

Jewish Man Hears the TRUTH about Yeshua! Watch His Response!

Watch this incredible discussion between Jeff Morgan and another fe...

It’s time for a new week—how can we enter into it well? How can we be praying for you as this week begins?
28/09/2026

It’s time for a new week—how can we enter into it well? How can we be praying for you as this week begins?

Chag Sukkot Sameach (Happy Sukkot) Sukkot is a beautiful, prophetic reminder of God’s faithfulness. We remember how He t...
26/09/2026

Chag Sukkot Sameach (Happy Sukkot)

Sukkot is a beautiful, prophetic reminder of God’s faithfulness. We remember how He tabernacled with Israel in the wilderness, how Yeshua (Jesus) came to dwell among us, and we look forward to the day He returns to establish His kingdom forever.

As we build our sukkahs and wave the lulav this week, we rejoice in the shelter of the Most High and the ultimate joy found in our Messiah.

"The Word became flesh and tabernacled among us, and we looked upon His glory..." — John 1:14

How are you celebrating Sukkot this year? Share your sukkah photos in the comments below! 👇

The Two Messiahs: Ben Yosef & Ben DavidEver wondered why ancient prophecies paint two completely different pictures of t...
25/09/2026

The Two Messiahs: Ben Yosef & Ben David

Ever wondered why ancient prophecies paint two completely different pictures of the Messiah?

On one hand, Scripture describes a suffering servant who is afflicted, lowly, and rides on a donkey (Isaiah 53, Zechariah 9:9). On the other hand, it describes a conquering King arriving in the clouds of heaven to bring world peace and rule from Jerusalem (Daniel 7, Micah 5)

Yeshua has fulfilled the prophecy of the suffering servant (Mashiach Ben Yosef) when he died for the sins of the world as seen in Isaiah 53; and He will fulfil the prophecy of the conquering king (Mashiach Ben David) when He returns for the second time, the eternal King from the line of Judah.

Do you believe this? get in touch today if you want to know more.

THEY SAW GOD...Israeli Jewish Woman Challenges These Passages
23/09/2026

THEY SAW GOD...Israeli Jewish Woman Challenges These Passages

A Jewish woman challenged one of the Bible's most surprising claims...

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