Ariel Blumenthal

Ariel wuchs in einem reformierten jüdischen Zuhause auf. Nach dem College suchte er im Zen-Buddhismus nach dem Sinn des Lebens, als er in einer Kirche im Zentrum Tokios wiedergeboren wurde. 1998 machte er Aliyah. Er und seine Frau Vered, eine „Sabra“ in fünfter Generation, haben vier Kinder und leben im Zentrum Jerusalems. Ariel unterrichtet die Bibel auf Englisch, Hebräisch, Japanisch und Chinesisch.

Jobst Bittner

Jobst Bittner is a Protestant theologian (M.A.) and founder of TOS Ministries, which today comprises twelve churches in Germany and abroad. The ministry includes a wide range of mercy ministries—including street children's homes in five Latin American countries, a drug rehab center in Belarus and 24/7 prayer centers in Europe and America. In Argentina, Jobst Bittner initiated a non-denominational prayer movement with more than 60,000 participants. His book, Breaking the Veil of Silence—a Christian bestseller—deals with working through the family's Nazi past and the significance of Jewish roots in the Christian faith. The book has been published in 14 languages. In 2007, Jobst Bittner and his wife Charlotte founded March of Life—a commemorative and reconciliation movement against antisemitism. The march takes place annually in over a hundred cities in over 20 countries. Jobst Bittner ministers as a speaker and author at international conferences and holds worldwide Breaking the Veil of Silence events together with his team.

Carmen Shamsianpur

Carmen Shamsianpur is an Islamic scholar, historian and freelance journalist. She is a sought-after speaker at conferences on the topics of Israel and the Middle East. As the TOS Israel consultant, she is the contact person for the ACTS2:42 network.

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