Current Events

May 18, 2020

We have an exciting lineup of musical artists, pastors, and ministry leaders – coming together to encourage you with messages of God’s faithfulness, hope and vision. Be a part of it all and join us for this extraordinary Night of Promise!

April 21, 2020

Join the international movement bringing together thousands of churches and millions of people across the globe in prayer for both the eradication of COVID-19 and spiritual awakening across the world. Learn more here: https://www.unite714.com/

April 21, 2020

From Rabbi Jonathan Bernis, President and CEO of Jewish Voice: Dear Partners and Friends of Jewish Voice, I trust all of you are doing well through this bizarre and challenging time. Although the quarantine period and social distancing measures will eventually come to an end (and soon I hope) the economic fallout will take far longer to recover from. But we will! Did the Lord “cause” this to happen? I don’t think So. But it certainly is a wake-up call to us all. And at some point in the...

October 29, 2018

This past Saturday, in the middle of a circumcision ceremony in a Shabbat worship Service, an armed gunman entered Etz Chaim Tree of Life Jewish Synagogue, shouting hateful slurs, and proceeded to murder eleven congregants in the deadliest attack in American Jewish history. The gunman, Robert Bowers, told authorities while being taken away in custody: “I just want to kill Jews.” We at Jewish Voice mourn the loss of our Jewish brethren and stand in solidarity with the Jewish community wo...

April 27, 2018

Did you fall victim to the Facebook personality quiz billed as research for Britain’s Cambridge Analytica? If you did, you aren’t alone. Some 300,000 people took the quiz and unwittingly agreed to give not only their private data to Cambridge Analytica, but also the private data of their Facebook friends. The breach impacted 50 million Facebook users. The violation allowed Cambridge Analytica to create psychological profiles to predict way too much about users. Among them were disturbing t...

December 05, 2017

I’ve always loved heroes. That’s perhaps why Chanukah is my favorite time of the year. Chanukah is the season when we celebrate how, centuries ago, God’s people were willing to make enormous sacrifices – to fight against great odds – and do what’s right. They became heroes through their obedience to God. I’m sure you know the story … Alexander the Great conquered most of the known world but died without an heir, so his massive new empire (which included Judea) was divided among hi...