توضیحات
1. The birth of Chosen People ministries — Setting the stage — In Europe — In England — In America — The Warszawiak story — 2. Leopold Cohn: the Rabbi who found Yeshua — The early life of Leopold Cohn — Searching for the Messiah — Arrival in America — The rabbi reads the New Testament — Leopold Cohn accepts the Messiah — Persecuted for his faith — Life in Edinburgh — Reunited with his family — Return to America — The Warszawiak scandal — Becoming a Jewish mission — 3. The Brownsville mission to the Jews — The Bernhard Angel story — Problems of Jewish missions — The Brownsville mission begins — The Chosen People magazine initiated — The Baptists decide to help — The Williamsburg mission to the Jews begins — 4. The fires of affliction — The death of Rose Cohn — A Jewish ‘matchmaker’ — Events leading to incorporation — A major donor to the rescue — The fresh air farm and problems — A building in Brooklyn — A smear campaign — Neuowich and the plot against Cohn — Schapior and Spievacque join Plot — The strange story of Izsak Joszovics — A committee searches for the truth — Cleared of all charges — 5. The winds of change — Some early workers — Miss Sussdorff and Miss Bigelow — Philip Englander — Harry Burgen — Joseph Hoffman Cohn — The Brooklyn building enlarged — A gospel mail established — A cemetery for Jewish believers — Sar Shalom association and congregation — The Plaza Branch — A 1919 report of the ministry — Winona Lake prophecy conference — The changing of the guard — A Yiddish and English newspaper is born — The mission’s name is changed — Hewes House — Quest for new workers — Harry Burgen: the Philadelphia branch — Leopold Cohn honored — The death of Leopold Cohn — 6. The vision expands in America — Early life and training of Joseph Cohn — Marriage and family of Joseph Cohn — Methodology looks beyond the immigrants — Marston memorial hall — August Sussdorf: her story — Bernhard Schatkin: the plaza branch — Chicago branches and student training — Ben Kolton: his story — Charles Lee Feinberg: his story — Oscar Wago: the Columbus, Ohio branch — Sanford Mills: Washington D.C, Columbus — Elias Zimmerman: the Los Angeles ministry — Helen Graber: Los Angeles — Joint ministry with Keith L. Brooks — Herman Juroe: field evangelist — Herbert Amster: field evangelist — Walter Atkinson: his story — Daniel Fuchs: his story — Expanding the branch ministries — Radio: a new venture — The Coney Island branch established — Hilda Koser: her story — Larry Feldman: his story — Steve Schlissel: his story — Ending an era — Emil Gruen joins the staff — Victor Buksbazen: his story;7. The vision expands to Europe and beyond — Branches opened in Lithuania and Russia — Ministry begun in Palestine/Israel — Frank Boothby — Sigourd Biorness — Haim Haimoff — The McClenahans — Israel through the eyes of Charles Kalisky — Peter Gutkind — Expanding the ministry through radio — Jacob and Leah Goren: their story — Joseph Alkahe: his story — Mary Ann Sleichter: her story — Continuing the witness in Israel — Avner Boskey: his story — Albert and Gretta Davis: their story — Networking in Europe — Henri Vincent: the Paris ministry — Emanuel Lichtenstein: his story — Herbert Singer: relief ministry in Europe — Work among refugee Jews — The Vienna ministry: Emanuel Lichtenstein — Lottie Furth — Josef Herschkowitz: his story — Lichtenstein forced to flee Europe — The Buenos Aires branch — A congregation established — Victor and Deborah Sedaca — Buenos Aires building dedicated — David Sedaca — South American board established — Robert Passo: his story — Elias Habif — Otto Samuel: ministry in Germany — Moses Gitlin: ministry in Poland — The Paris ministry and the Nazis — Ministry among the refugees — A children’s home — Soup kitchens established — Vincent taken prisoner — Liberation of Paris: ministry resumed — Andre Frankl expands the Paris ministry — Andre Rene Boulagnon — Jacque Guggenheim — The Russian ministry and the war — Joseph Rabinowitz — Leon Awerbuch — Ministry in England — Anne Rayner: her story — Final days of ministry in England — 8. A vision in the midst of dissension — Abraham Machlin: his story — A Buffalo, New York branch established — Herman Centz: the Buffalo branch — Problems of Joseph Cohn — Resignations provoke confrontation — Attempts at reconciliation — A spilt in the board of directors — The A.A.J.E formed — Loss of support — Dr. Ironside apologizes — Final attempt at reconciliation — 9. Till death do us part — Yiddish New Testament — 1st congress on prophecy — Dr. Harry Marko: his story — Jack Schwartz: his story — Alexander Marks: his story — The mission in Manhattan — The Manhattan building dedicated — Eleanor Bullock: her story — Paul Wilson: in Cuba and Buffalo — Helen Johnson: in Buffalo — Joseph Serafin: in Manhattan and Buffalo — Ruth Wardell: her story — Recruiting new board members — The Tribulation Fund — The American fellowship of Christian Jews — Rebuilding the ministry in Europe — Supplying Yiddish New Testaments — The World fellowship of Christian Jews — Elias and Margaret den Arend: their story — Herman Newmark, a possible successor — Sydney Parker: in Manhattan — Replacing aging board members — Replacing aging staff members — Arnold and Margaret Seidler: in Pittsburg — Elmer S. Davidson: field evangelist — Establishing foreign corporations — Ruth Backus: the Portland, Oregon branch — Personal memoirs penned — The death of Joseph Hoffman Cohn — 10. The vision rekindled — Searching for a new leader — Harold B. Pretlove: executive secretary — Historic staff conference — An editorial staff appointed — Tension among the mission’s staff — A new administrative structure — Daniel Fuchs appointed to the board — Rabbi Asher Tzadik Levi: his story — Martin and Ceil Rosen: their story — Investing reserves in missionary outreach — Henry Heydt: his story — A Minneapolis branch established — Albert Runge: his story — Clara and Joe Rubin: their story — The Huntington station branch established — The Queens branch: Beatrice (Kaufman) Maggi — The flushing branch — Bill and Jo Ennis: their story — At the Dallas Branch — At the Flushing Branch — Establishing a deaf ministry — Directing a summer camp program — Opening the Hollis branch — The East New York branch — Arnold Fruchtenbaum: his story — Max Doriani: the Rockaways branch — The Levittown branch — The Los Angeles ministry expanded — A new training program developed — Network of volunteer workers developed — Thomas McCall: his story — Developing the Dallas Branch — Dedicating a new building — Assisted by student workers — Martin Waldman: his story — A new building in Los Angeles — Participating in the world’s fair — Development of district methodology — New workers recruited — Emil Olsen — Mogens Mogensen — The author: his story — Henry Johnson — Irvin Rifkin — Harry Bucalstein: his story — Opportunity for merger in Chicago — Harry Jacobson: in Minneapolis and Chicago — David Woods: his story — Terryl Delaney: developing Denver — The beginning of media evangelism — Changes in leadership;13. The vision: one hundred years and beyond — Adjusting to change — The Northeast region under Sam Nadler — Daniel Siegel — Jim Bates — Elaine Fenchel — Gary and Mary Lou Derechinsky — Israel and Judy Cohen — Frank Potter — Larry Feldman rejoins the staff — Stewart and Shoshannah Weinisch — Irving Salzman — A new executive director appointed — New board members elected — A new administrative director: Bill Caldwell — The president’s baton is passed — Board and staff changes — David Henschen joins the staff — Ken Alpren: in Philadelphia — James Fox: in the northeast — Rich and Julia Freeman: in the northeast — Kirk Gliebe: in the Midwest — Michael Campo: in the Midwest — Winn Crenshaw: in the South — The Russian ministry reopens — Vladamir Winer: in Kiev — Dan and Arlene Rigney: in Kiev — Lydia (Onbreit) Wechsler: her story — Full circle — 14. The vision in the dominion of Canada — Canada headquarters in Hamilton, Ontario — The ministry in Montreal — Karl Goldberg — Helen Carrell — Martha Singer — New staff in Montreal — A Montreal report: 1949 — Ashton Holden and Margaret Seidler — The mission incorporated in Canada — Toronto, under Fred Bergman — The Bible conference ministry — Using the media in ministry — Rachmiel Frydland: his story — Leslie Jacobs: in Toronto — New board members elected — Winnie Marriner: her story — Staff problems and reorganization — A regional structure for Canada — More new board members appointed — New workers and programs in place — Rob Styler: in Toronto — Ben Volman: in Toronto — Staff changes and reorganization — Larry Rich: area director, Canada — Percy Johnson: in Montreal.;11. The vision in kaleidoscope — Moving the training program to New York — Restaffing Los Angeles — Theodore Paul: his story — Barbara Benedict: her story — Developing special services — A Messianic Bar Mitzvah — Messianic holy day services — The summer intern program — Larry Jaffrey joins the staff — Richard Cohen: his story — Developing the training program in New York — Tension develops over the training program — New Methodology developed — Lola Weir: a veteran missionary joins the staff — Jonas Cohen: last baptized by Rabbi Cohn — David Juroe: his story — Raymond Cohen: his story — Martin Klayman: his story — Changes on the horizon — Focus of the mission program changing — Media a priority — A trip to Japan, a change of direction — The Passover telecast — Staff changes add to tension — Plans to transfer Rosen — A change of direction for Rosen — Reaching out with broadsides — Moving to San Francisco — Participating in Explo ’72 — The ‘Jews for Jesus’ branch wins approval — Sam Nadler: his story — The liberated wailing wall — New districts, new staff — Arthur Katz — Daniel Goldberg — Charles Eisenberg — Income versus media — Opposition to The Passover telecast — The ‘smiling faces’ ad — New training program in Los Angeles — Changes in policy affect branches — Washington D.C: Bob and Althea Miller — Baltimore: Dan and Arlene Rigney — Philadelphia: Terryl Delaney — Los Angeles: Richard Cohen — San Francisco: Moishe Rosen — The media blitz continued — Headquarters moves out of Manhattan — Direction of communications appointed — The author and his family move to New York — A gracious gift causes problems — The San Francisco Branch closed — Chapter 12. The vision refocused — Controversy and confrontation — New media events — Separating from the name ‘Jews for Jesus’ — Implementing new mission policy — The ministry in Maryland — The ministry in Los Angeles — The ministry in Miami beach — Reports from other branches — Changes in administration — Missionaries and support — Staff changes create new problems — First annual workers’ conference — A Messianic statement creates controversy — The growing Messianic movement — Jerome and Mildred Fleischer: in San Francisco — Rachmiel Frydland — New titles, new positions, new policies — A pension and salary program — A volunteer missionary program — A regional missionary program — The bi-centennial celebration — The congress on prophecy in Philadelphia — A special media ad — Proclamation on Israel and rally — Jonathan Singer: his story — George Samson joins the staff — Evangelicals united for Zion established — Struggling with vision and finances — Seeking to relocate headquarters — A new organizational chart — New board members elected — Reorganization of staff — A new literature program — Changes in the Jewish calendar — Changes in the mid summer letter — Radio ministry — Changes in the ministry in New York — Responsible Jewish evangelism — Ark II: Stanley Watin — A unique tour developed — The conference ministry: Tom Walker — A financial crunch — Difficult decisions and much prayer — God answers our prayers — A support raised program adopted — Developing a policy manual — The Chicago ministry develops a pilot program — Ben Alpert — John Bell — Roy Schwarcz — Linda Block — Michael Schiffman — The olive tree congregation — Messianic congregations in other areas — The policy struggles continue — Joseph Caplan — Memo from a board member — The board responds — The Western region under Daniel Goldberg — Eliezer Urbach — Louis Lapides — Bill Katin — Curly Dalke — Donna Jean Wood — Sidney Stern — Wilbur and Edith Freeman — Artis Clotfelter — Christopher Melisko — Steven Sinar — The southeast region under Larry Jaffrey — Arthur Watson — Mitchell Triestman — David Bowers — Tom Huckel — Larry Caruvana — Barry and Dyann Budoff — Perrin Cook — Scott Brown — The Southwest region under Irwin (Rocky) Freeman — National church ministries director appointed — Barry Rubin: his story — Steffi (Geiser) Rubin: her story — S.T.E.P program developed — Policy issues and programs — Policy statement formulated — New staff for the northeast — Michael and Eva Rydelnik — Steve and Lisa Cagan — Jerry Gross — Martha Aller — Highlights of the ministry: 1985 — Continued financial concerns — Roy Adams joins the staff — A new missionary director: John bell — New workers for the Midwest — Galen Banashak — Barry Berger — Howard Silverman — Goldie Rotenberg: her story — Jeffrey Branman: his story — The mission’s name is changed — Report of the ministry: 1986 — Five year plan adopted — Headquarters moved south — Plans for the future — New leadership positions outlined — The death of Daniel Fuchs
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ترجمه ماشینی :
1. تولد وزارتخانه های مردم برگزیده — صحنه سازی — در اروپا — در انگلستان — در آمریکا — داستان Warszawiak — 2. لئوپولد کوهن: خاخامی که یشوا را پیدا کرد — زندگی اولیه لئوپولد کوهن — جست و جوی مسیح — ورود به آمریکا — خاخام عهد جدید را می خواند — لئوپولد کوهن مسیحا را می پذیرد — به خاطر ایمانش مورد آزار و اذیت قرار می گیرد — زندگی در ادینبورگ — ملحق شدن به خانواده اش — بازگشت به آمریکا — رسوایی Warszawiak — تبدیل شدن به یک مأموریت یهودی — 3. ماموریت براونزویل به یهودیان — داستان برنهارد فرشته — مشکلات ماموریت های یهودی — ماموریت براونزویل آغاز می شود — مجله The Chosen People آغاز شد — باپتیست ها تصمیم می گیرند کمک — مأموریت ویلیامزبورگ برای یهودیان آغاز می شود — 4. آتش مصیبت — مرگ رز کوهن — یک “مسابقه” یهودی — رویدادهایی که منجر به ادغام می شوند — اهدا کننده اصلی نجات — تازه مزرعه هوایی و مشکلات — ساختمانی در بروکلین — کمپین افشاگری — نوویچ و توطئه علیه کوهن — شاپیور و اسپیوااک به پلات می پیوندند — داستان عجیب ایزاک یوزوویکس — کمیته ای در جستجوی حقیقت — پاکسازی همه اتهامات — 5. بادهای تغییر — برخی از کارگران اولیه — خانم ساسدورف و دوشیزه بیگلو — فیلیپ انگلندر — هری بورگن — جوزف هافمن کوهن — ساختمان بروکلین بزرگ شد — یک نامه انجیلی ایجاد شد — A گورستان برای ایمانداران یهودی — انجمن و جماعت سر شالوم — شعبه پلازا — گزارش 1919 وزارت — کنفرانس پیشگویی دریاچه وینونا — تغییر نگهبان — یک روزنامه ییدیش و انگلیسی متولد شد — مأموریت نام تغییر کرده است — هیوس هاوس — جستجو برای کارگران جدید — هری بورگن: شعبه فیلادلفیا — تجلیل از لئوپولد کوهن — مرگ لئوپولد کوهن — 6. چشم انداز در آمریکا گسترش می یابد — زندگی اولیه و آموزش جوزف کوهن — ازدواج و خانواده جوزف کوهن — روش شناسی به فراتر از مهاجران نگاه می کند — سالن یادبود مارستون — آگوست ساسدورف: داستان او — برنهارد شاتکین: شعبه میدان — شعب شیکاگو و آموزش دانشجویان — بن کولتون: داستان او — چارلز لی فاینبرگ: داستان او — اسکار واگو: شعبه کلمبوس، اوهایو — سنفورد میلز: واشنگتن دی سی، کلمبوس — الیاس زیمرمن: وزارت لس آنجلس — هلن گرابر: لس آنجلس — وزارت مشترک با کیت ال بروکس — هرمان جورو: مبشر میدانی — هربرت آمستر: مبشر میدانی — والتر اتکینسون: داستان او — دانیل فوکس: داستان او — گسترش وزارتخانه های شعبه — رادیو: یک سرمایه گذاری جدید — شعبه کونی آیلند تاسیس شد — هیلدا کوزر: داستان او — لری فلدمن: داستان او — استیو شلیسل: داستان او — پایان دادن به یک دوره — امیل گرون به کارکنان می پیوندد — ویکتور بوکسبازن: داستان او؛ 7. این چشم انداز به اروپا و فراتر از آن گسترش می یابد — شعبه هایی در لیتوانی و روسیه افتتاح شد — وزارتخانه در فلسطین/اسرائیل آغاز شد — فرانک بوثبی — سیگورد بیورنس — هایم هایموف — مک کلناها — اسرائیل از نگاه چارلز کالیسکی — پیتر گوتکیند — گسترش خدمت از طریق رادیو — جیکوب و لیا گورن: داستان آنها — جوزف الکاهه: داست
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