Moishe Rosen

About the Author

Moishe Rosen, a pioneering figure in Jewish-Christian evangelism, founded Jews for Jesus in 1973, dedicating his life to bridging the gap between his Jewish heritage and faith in Christ. Born in 1922 in Kansas City, Missouri, to Russian-Jewish immigrant parents, Rosen experienced a profound spiritual transformation during his studies at the University of Cincinnati, leading him to embrace Christianity while preserving his cultural roots. As a missionary, author, and speaker, he traveled extensively, authoring numerous books and pamphlets that explore the intersections of Judaism and the New Testament. His work emphasizes the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies in Jesus, making complex theological concepts accessible to both Jewish and Christian audiences. Rosen's innovative approach, including street evangelism and creative outreach, continues to inspire global missions. He passed away in 2010, leaving a legacy of compassionate dialogue and unwavering commitment to sharing the gospel.