I work with the charity Jews for Jesus. I live in a Jewish area. My neighbours are Jewish, the clubs I attend draw many Jewish people, and those I meet along the way are Jewish. However, all this said, most Jewish people hear the gospel from a gentile.
So, the first thing I encourage you to think about is, how do I go about meeting Jewish people? Do you meet Jewish people in your neighbourhood, or at work or on holiday?
What you'll discover
Once you meet Jewish people, even every week building relationship of care and trust and friendship, you will discover that Jewish people are people. They have issues, just like everyone else.
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