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About THE CROSSOVER PROJECT

The focus of The Crossover Project is to promote a greater understanding of the differences and similarities between Jewish and Christian customs, history, and theology, while purposing to disarm prejudice and intolerance. We also hope to evoke a deeper revelation of God’s perfect order, to strengthen Biblical foundations and to encourage a closer walk with the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob – forsaking all other gods. We Deliver Connection to Jewish roots of faith We bridge the gap between contemporary faith and the heritage of faith that carries back to the Hebrew patriarchs of the Bible. We emphasize commonalities amidst diverse viewpoints and seek to continue to find intersecting commonalities even as we recognize and remain sensitive to the many viewpoints that exist. Sensitivity to the Jewish heart, mind, and culture.We strive to remain sensitive to those attributes, both tangible and intangible, that define the Jewish culture. Sensitivity to the contemporary persecution of Jews and Christians.We understand and remain sensitive to the fact that both Jews & Christians are being persecuted today because of their faiths. We discern the times in which we live. We use discernment and the standard of Scripture to recognize and understand the events of this modern age and how it relates to matters of our faith and the coming of the Messiah. We Provide: Enlightenment and education through our TV show, youtube videos, articles and public speaking engagements. Mitch and Rozalie and their team are available to minister and teach to your congregation, bible study or prayer group on The Feasts, Israel, their testimony, The Torah Portions, and The Hebraic Roots of Christianity. We seek to establish solid relations between the Jewish people and the Body of Messiah and to bring about reconciliation between the two groups who share a belief in the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.We offer our hearts and hands in building a case for stronger ties between Jews and Christians .