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'''Jews for Jesus''' is a ] Christian evangelical missionary organization with the goal of ] ] to a belief in ] '''Jews for Jesus''' is an ] ] organization founded in ] by ] with the goal of converting ] to a belief in ].

⚫ Some missionaries were Jewish; many never were. Jews for Jesus is a controversial organization, which provokes tremendous hostility within the Jewish community. ] students and other socially vulnerable groups are often targeted for attention by Jews for Jesus.


⚫ Some missionaries were Jewish, many never were. Jews for Jesus is a contravercial organization, which provokes tremendous hostility within the Jewish community. ] students andother socially vulnerable groups are often targeted for attention by Jews for Jesus.
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Jews for Jesus is an Evangelical Protestant organization founded in 1973 by Moishe Rosen with the goal of converting Jews to a belief in Christianity.

Some missionaries were Jewish; many never were. Jews for Jesus is a controversial organization, which provokes tremendous hostility within the Jewish community. University students and other socially vulnerable groups are often targeted for attention by Jews for Jesus.

See also:

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