Remember · Reconcile · Restore · Respond
A call to remembrance, reconciliation, and restoration — helping Christians rediscover the Hebraic roots of their faith and build bridges between Jewish and Christian communities around the world.
"Then I heard the voice of Adonai saying: 'Whom should I send, and who will go for Us?' So I said, 'Hineni. Send me.'"
— Isaiah 6:8 (TLV)
Who We Are
The Hineni Mishpacha is a call to remembrance, reconciliation, and restoration. Rooted in the Scriptures and the enduring faithfulness of God, we exist to help Christians rediscover the Hebraic roots of their faith, understand God's covenant relationship with Israel, and build bridges between Christian and Jewish communities around the world.
"Hineni (הִנֵּנִי) is a Hebrew expression meaning 'Here I am.' Throughout Scripture, it expresses a willingness to listen, stand before God, and respond to His calling."
From Abraham (Genesis 22:1) to Moses (Exodus 3:4) and Isaiah (Isaiah 6:8), Hineni represents readiness to answer God's call. This is the heart of our mission.
We believe the Christian faith cannot be fully understood apart from its Hebrew foundations. Jesus the Messiah, His apostles, the Scriptures, and the story of redemption are deeply rooted in the history, promises, and covenants of Israel.
The Hineni Mishpacha is an invitation to return to our roots, rediscover the truth of Scripture, and answer God's call to reconciliation.
Our Mission in Four Pillars
Our mission is expressed through four pillars — each a step on the journey of returning to our roots and answering God's call.
Rediscovering Our Hebraic Roots
The story of the Christian faith begins long before the birth of the Church. Paul reminds Gentile believers they have been grafted into an existing olive tree — a call to humility and remembrance.
“The root supports the branches.”
— Romans 11:17–18
Building Bridges Between Communities
Paul describes the Messiah as the source of peace and reconciliation between Jews and Gentiles, creating one new humanity in Himself. We pursue relationships built on truth, respect, and understanding.
“He made the two into one and broke down the middle wall of separation.”
— Ephesians 2:14–16
Standing for Truth & Challenging Antisemitism
For centuries Jewish communities have endured persecution justified through distorted Scripture. The Hineni Mishpacha confronts antisemitism, corrects historical misunderstandings, and encourages responsible biblical interpretation.
“God has not rejected His people whom He knew beforehand.”
— Romans 11:1–2
Answering the Call of God
Understanding must lead to action. We study the Scriptures, pray for the peace of Jerusalem, stand against antisemitism, build meaningful relationships, and participate in God's purposes with humility.
“Hineni. Send me.”
— Isaiah 6:8
One Foundation · Four Pillars · One Calling
Our Vision
Our vision is to see Christian and Jewish communities grow in understanding, overcome historical hostility, and pursue a future marked by truth, dignity, and reconciliation. One new humanity does not mean one erased identity — it means a call to reconciliation, peace, and the overcoming of hostility through the Messiah.
"'Only if this fixed order departs from before Me' — it is a declaration of Adonai — 'then also might Israel's offspring cease from being a nation before Me — for all time.'"
— Jeremiah 31:36 (TLV)
Throughout Scripture, God reveals Himself as faithful to His covenant promises. Paul's words in Romans 11:28–29 reinforce this theme: Israel remains beloved, and God's gifts and calling are irrevocable. These passages challenge Christians to approach Israel with humility rather than superiority.
Let us remember our roots. Let us pursue truth. Let us reject hatred and misinformation. Let us build bridges where division once stood.
Moadim — Appointed Times
Join us as we celebrate YHWH's appointed times — feasts that reveal the entire redemptive story and point us to what is yet to come.
"These are the appointed feasts of YHWH, holy convocations..."
— Leviticus 23:2
The Exodus from Egypt — and the ultimate sacrifice of Yeshua as our Passover Lamb. A night of remembrance and celebration.
The giving of Torah at Sinai and the outpouring of the Ruach HaKodesh — a feast of firstfruits and revelation.
The Feast of Trumpets — a day of awakening and sacred assembly. The shofar blast calls us to repentance and readiness.
The Day of Atonement — the holiest day of the year. A solemn fast and gathering focused on repentance and reconciliation.
The Feast of Booths — eight joyful days celebrating YHWH's provision and the future reign of the Messiah.
The Festival of Lights — celebrating the miracle of the Menorah and Yeshua as the Light of the World.
Teachings & Insights
Hineni (הִנֵּנִי) is a Hebrew expression meaning 'Here I am.' Throughout Scripture it expresses a willingness to listen, stand before God, and respond to His calling.
The story of the Christian faith begins long before the birth of the Church. Paul reminds Gentile believers that they have been grafted into an existing olive tree.
Paul describes the Messiah as the source of peace and reconciliation between Jews and Gentiles, creating one new humanity in Himself.
For centuries, Jewish communities have endured persecution and false accusations. History demonstrates the devastating consequences of allowing prejudice to go unchallenged.
