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Holy hell over subway 'Jesus' | Ad blitz targets Jews (New York Post, July 7, 2006)

I won't fall pray to Jews for Jesus | Usually I take any piece of paper some poor soul is handing out, be it breakfast menu or psychic healer special. I even take the Jehovah's Witness magazines, when they're in English. So why do my hands clench into don't-get-that-thing-NEAR-me fists when someone tries to hand me a pamphlet from Jews for Jesus? (Lenore Skenazy, New York Daily News, July 12, 2006)

Jews for Jesus campaign targets NY Jews | With a budget of $1.5 million and determined to make their month-long New York crusade the grand finale of their five-year global "Behold Your God" campaign, Jews for Jesus has pulled out all the stops. (Jerusalem Post, Jul. 10, 2006)

Other Christianity Today coverage of Jews for Jesus and Messianic Judaism includes:

Domain Game: Can Jews for Jesus Win Its Google Suit? | It's not clear whether group has right to trademark in subdomains. (Feb. 3, 2006)

Jacob vs. Jacob | Jewish believers in Jesus quarrel over both style and substance. (Feb. 8, 2005)

Messianics for Evangelicals | The Messianic Movement surveys a vast and often confusing realm. (March 22, 2006)

All in the Family | Unraveling the church's confusion about Messianic Jews. (March 22, 2006)

Elephant in the Room | Messianic Jews seem to be an embarrassment in an otherwise thoughtful dialogue. (May 18, 2004)

University Forbids 'Offensive' Tracts | Messianic Jew sues University of New Orleans over ban. (Sept. 17, 2003)

CT Classic: Do Jews Really Need Jesus? | What evangelicals believe about evangelization of the Jews—and whether the Holocaust makes a difference in that task. (Aug. 16, 2002)

CT Classic: Judaism Under the Secular Umbrella | The best challenges force you to identify yourself. (July 26, 2002) A 1978 interview with Chaim Potok.

Weblog: Dial M For Messianic Jews | Jewish groups fight messianics in phone book (Feb. 18, 2002)

The Return of the Jewish Church | In 1967, there were no Messianic Jewish congregations in the world. Today there are 350. Who are these believers? (Sept. 7, 1998)

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September 2006, Vol. 50, No. 9