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A Torah thought for this week …
Parashat Vayechi
B’resheet/Genesis 48:11 And Israel said to Yosef, “I did not expect to see your face …”
Israel did not expect to see the face of his son Yosef alive. He had, after time, shrunk his expectations to what he could see and think. Do we have the same issue with our prayers, our expectation of HaShem answering them and consequently the level of faith that we express when praying? Read more here …
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OUR BEGINNINGS
In the 1980s Dan Juster, a leader in the burgeoning Messianic movement, was challenged by a friend regarding the restoration of the Church by five fold leadership (apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors and teachers). He began to gain a vision for the restored unity of the Body of Believers, and the foundations for restoration began to grow.
Many years later, the Tikkun America network now represents over 30 congregations and ministries in North America and is part of the broader Tikkun Global Family.
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Living in Perplexity
During my business travels, I have been particularly graced recently by receiving an abundance of talkative Uber drivers. Two recent interactions captured my attention. One was of an Assyrian Christian during a late-night drive home from downtown Chicago. The other of an older African American man, who made bearable the slug of rush hour traffic from Sears Tower to
O’Hare Airport. The conversations were polar opposite in topic, yet both tickled the essence of perplexity.
My Assyrian Christian driver on a late-night Wednesday evening was an evangelist. Somehow, despite my 3+ hour train ride before stepping into his vehicle, he was able to pique my conversational interest in him after stating he had been here 50+ years in America. My sense of history and hearing his Middle Eastern accent gave me a guess. “Are you from Iran?” No, close, Lebanon. I am Assyrian.”
Read the whole article here: Issue 53
BLOG
WHAT’S NEW WITHIN THE TIKKUN AMERICA NETWORK
Living in Perplexity
During my business travels, I have been particularly graced recently by receiving an abundance of talkative Uber drivers. Two recent interactions captured my attention. One was of an Assyrian Christian during a late-night drive home from downtown Chicago. The other of an older African American man, who made bearable the slug of rush hour traffic from Sears Tower to
O’Hare Airport. The conversations were polar opposite in topic, yet both tickled the essence of perplexity.
My Assyrian Christian driver on a late-night Wednesday evening was an evangelist. Somehow, despite my 3+ hour train ride before stepping into his vehicle, he was able to pique my conversational interest in him after stating he had been here 50+ years in America. My sense of history and hearing his Middle Eastern accent gave me a guess. “Are you from Iran?” No, close, Lebanon. I am Assyrian.”
Read the whole article here: Issue 53
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