Son of an Orthodox Jew who came to faith in Jesus, Abraham’s youth was spent learning Jesus in a
Jewish way in his father’s Messianic Jewish congregation.
The Biblical Jewish Holidays were celebrated at home and in The Congregation in a way that clearly
showed how they spoke of Yeshua (Jesus) - the Messiah and Redeemer of Israel and the nations.
During Abraham’s youth and teenage years Messiah’s Lighthouse, his father’s congregation, saw
God move mightily with hundreds - Jew and Gentile - coming to saving faith in Yeshua. Abraham
assisted his father in many ways including as Worship Leader, Children’s Teacher, and College &
Career Coordinator. He also served an internship with the congregation.
When Abraham presented his first JESUS IN THE PASSOVER presentation 25 years ago, he already
had 10 years experience assisting his father teach Yeshua in the Jewish holidays.
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| Notes and Background on Abraham E. Sandler |
Abraham has lived, worked in, and related to the Jewish communities in Philadelphia where he grew up, Regina, Saskatchewan where
he went to Bible College, Montana where he served as Worship Leader and Church Treasurer, New York City where he volunteered
with Jews for Jesus, and Pittsburgh, where he has resided for the last 15 years. There he has served as Church Planter, Worship
Leader, H. S. Sunday School teacher,keyboardist on a worship CD, and now founder and director of Sha’are Tzedek (Gates of
Righteousness) Center for Messianic Judaism.
Abraham is married to Sheila, who attended a Messianic Jewish congregation in the Detroit area. They met while helping Jews for Jesus
lead a three week Street Witnessing Campaign there.
Abraham has helped train hundreds of people in Jewish evangelism.
Participating in 12 city-wide, 2 - 4 week Evangelism Campaigns in the US and Canada with Jews for Jesus and the Christian Missionary
& Alliance Church, he has dealt with many objections to evangelism from both non-Christians and Christians. Abraham has helped train
and mentor people in: Street Witnessing, Phone-Calling Evangelism, Tract Writing, and witnessing in places and events such as
Shopping Malls, Arts Festivals and Special Witnessing Events.
Abraham helped plan and lead multi-week outreaches in Dallas, New York City, Detroit and in Pittsburgh. He has also been involved in
planning media campaigns to coincide with the teams’ efforts in evangelism.
As a Worship Leader, Abraham has taught on leading congregational worship, (not surprisingly, from a Biblical and Jewish
perspective.) He has had five articles published in Alliance Life on this subject.
he went to Bible College, Montana where he served as Worship Leader and Church Treasurer, New York City where he volunteered
with Jews for Jesus, and Pittsburgh, where he has resided for the last 15 years. There he has served as Church Planter, Worship
Leader, H. S. Sunday School teacher,keyboardist on a worship CD, and now founder and director of Sha’are Tzedek (Gates of
Righteousness) Center for Messianic Judaism.
Abraham is married to Sheila, who attended a Messianic Jewish congregation in the Detroit area. They met while helping Jews for Jesus
lead a three week Street Witnessing Campaign there.
Abraham has helped train hundreds of people in Jewish evangelism.
Participating in 12 city-wide, 2 - 4 week Evangelism Campaigns in the US and Canada with Jews for Jesus and the Christian Missionary
& Alliance Church, he has dealt with many objections to evangelism from both non-Christians and Christians. Abraham has helped train
and mentor people in: Street Witnessing, Phone-Calling Evangelism, Tract Writing, and witnessing in places and events such as
Shopping Malls, Arts Festivals and Special Witnessing Events.
Abraham helped plan and lead multi-week outreaches in Dallas, New York City, Detroit and in Pittsburgh. He has also been involved in
planning media campaigns to coincide with the teams’ efforts in evangelism.
As a Worship Leader, Abraham has taught on leading congregational worship, (not surprisingly, from a Biblical and Jewish
perspective.) He has had five articles published in Alliance Life on this subject.
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