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Raised
as a second-generation Messianic Jew, David Chernoff has a
fortunate background not many Jewish children can claim. His
parents, Martin and Yohanna Chernoff, were pioneers in the
Messianic Movement. They served the Lord for over 40 years
bringing Messiah Yeshua (Jesus in Hebrew) to the Jewish People.
They also started one of the first Messianic synagogues of
the modern Messianic Movement in 1970. As a "PK,"
(Preacher's Kid) - or as we say in the Messianic Movement
a "RK" (Rabbi's Kid) - Rabbi Chernoff came to know
the Lord at a prayer meeting during the time of the Jesus
Movement Revival in the late 60's and early 70's. It was at
this prayer meeting, when he was 19 years old, that he was
both dramatically saved and filled with the Holy Spirit. During
college David received God's calling to labor full-time with
the Jewish students on the campuses.
Rabbi Chernoff's background in the ministry includes: Over
ten years ministering on the college campuses with Jewish
students. Twenty-five years involvement with the Messianic
Movement both nationally and internationally. Leader of
Congregation Beth Yeshua in Philadelphia, a Messianic
synagogue that was founded in 1975 and currently has a membership
of 350 people. Host of "Messianic Judaism Today"
television program, formerly on Sonlight Broadcasting. President
of Kesher Ministries
International, a multifaceted outreach ministry that proclaims
the "Good News" to Jewish People, and seeks to strengthen
and minister to Messianic congregations throughout the world.
Author of several publications including the book "Yeshua
The Messiah" and the popular booklet "7-Steps to
Knowing The God Of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob."
Rabbi Chernoff is also involved in the leadership of the Messianic
Movement both nationally and internationally, serving on the
Executive Committees of the Messianic
Jewish Alliance of America, the International
Alliance of Messianic Congregations and Synagogues and
the International Messianic Jewish Alliance. He is also a
key speaker for the Promise Keepers and is on the board of
the Toward Jerusalem Council II. Rabbi Chernoff and those
ministering with him are looking forward with great expectation
to seeing a great revival among both Jews and Gentiles alike
in the next few years. His ministry is moving ahead in bringing
the message of salvation to the Jewish people through evangelism
teams, literature and a television program, as the Lord opens
the doors.
Rabbi Chernoff currently lives in Philadelphia with his wife
Debra and their three children, Danielle, Jonathan and Ari.
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