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Sukkot Harvest Recipies
Tired of traditional Sukkot foods like kreplach and stuffed cabbage? Try these recipes to stay warm in the sukkah even on chilly fall days. Read More
The Four Species
Rabbi Dr. Vered Hillel dives into the midrash to explain the symbolism of the four species and what that could mean for us this Sukkot. Read More
MJTI’s Sukkah-Building Guide
We've all seen the amazing feats of ingenuity that talented sukkah-builders have created. Curious to try it yourself? Look no further! Read More
Do Messianic Jews need Yom Kippur?
Does Yeshua's sacrifice mean that Messianic Jews don't need to celebrate Yom Kippur? The answer is a resounding no! Read on to find out why. Read More
The Power of Music on Yom Kippur
Yom Kippur is the holiest and most solemn day in the Jewish calendar. Hear the powerful songs which evoke the awe of the Day of Atonement. Read More
The President is (Legally) Blind, pt. 6
How do we define success, especially in the case of disability? MJTI President Rabbi Rich describes how we can meaningfully evaluate ourselves. Read More
A Sweet Year and a Bright Future
Today is Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year! Take a look back at 5779 and MJTI's 2018-19 academic year and see what next year might hold... Read More
Why MJTI?
One of MJTI's greatest assets is its accessibility. Read about how we're bringing Messiah-centered programs to students around the globe! Read More
“Rabbis, Real Rabbis…”
A very important question from MJTI President Rabbi Dr. Rich Nichol to YOU about the MJTI Scholarship Fund! Read More
“A Debate on the Meaning of Israel”
MJTI Faculty and President Emeritus Rabbi Dr. Mark Kinzer will debate world-renowned Biblical scholar N.T. Wright on September 11, 2019. Read More