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Issue 19 - Summer 2005
Gentile conversion to Messianic Judaism is an area of discussion that provides an opportunity to demonstrate unity in the midst of diversity. The leadership of the UMJC is dedicated to this type of unity. Therefore, the UMJC leadership requested that Kesher devote the current issue to the subject of Gentile conversion from a variety of perspectives. Rabbi Jamie Cohen, the UMJC President, has taken the lead in guiding this discussion on Gentile conversion and provides an introduction in the following pages. This multi-faceted dialogue on conversion takes the form of an essay written by Rabbi Rich Nichol, diverse responses, and two book reviews.
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From the Editor
K esher is a journal that deals with biblical, theological, and spiritual issues facing the Messianic Jewish movement today. At the same time, Kesher provides a forum for the discussion of challenging issues. Any issue has the potential to divide rat...
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Dear Reader
Kesher was established by the UMJC to be a journal willing to discuss substantive matters relevant to Messianic Judaism, including issues that are potentially controversial. This edition is primarily devoted to the topic of conversion of Gentiles to...
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