Jewish evangelist mourned

Posted: 14 Sep 2012 @ 00:40

By a staff reporter

by a staff reporter

ONE of the founders of the evangelistic movement Jews for Jesus, Jhan Moskowitz (above), has died after a fall in New York. He was 64.

He fell and hit his head in a subway station, causing haemorrhaging on the brain, on Tuesday of last week. He was removed from a life-support system the next day.

Mr Moskowitz was the son of a Holocaust survivor. His parents fled to the United States, and he was born in the Bronx, New ...

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Wed 22 May 13 @ 20:21
'St Mary Magdalene Church, Greenlaw Street open this evening for those who want to pray and reflect on this tragic incident.' #Woolwich

Wed 22 May 13 @ 20:19
Bishop of Woolwich comments on this afternoon's suspected terror attack: http://t.co/R9HP3xKvOo