Chosen People Ministries International Headquarters
Chosen People Ministries International Headquarters in Manhattan houses the offices of the President and administrative staff of the Mission. In addition to this, it provides meeting rooms and facilities for chapel services, Bible studies and more.
Staff Members
Dr. Mitch and Zhava Glaser
Dr. Mitch Glaser was born into a nominally Orthodox Jewish home in New York City during an era when views on life, death and religion were beginning to undergo major changes in American society. Mitch went to Hebrew School and had his Bar Mitzvah at the age of 13, but lost any religious zeal he had to the excitement and energy of the 1960s…read more.
Steve and Carol Fenchel
Steve Fenchel grew up in a Jewish home in Brooklyn, New York. His father, a deeply religious Jew, raised him in the Orthodox tradition.When Steve was nine years old, his father died, and Steve became very angry with God…read more
Michael and Deborah Herts
Dr. Michael Herts was raised in a conservative Jewish home on Long Island, New York. In his early years, he faithfully attended Temple and Hebrew School. He became a Bar Mitzvah soon after his 13th birthday…read more
Jeff and Terri Siegel
Jeff Siegel is a Jewish believer in Yeshua (Jesus). In 1976, at the age of 21, Jeff gave his life to Messiah Jesus – but this decision did not come without a price. His family could not accept his faith, and wanted nothing to do with Jeff…read more
Darlene B. Line
Having been brought up in a nominal Christian home, Darlene did not surrender her life to the Lord until 1989, when she was already an adult…read more
Bob and Emily Seemar
Bob and Emily Seemar love to tell Jewish people about Jesus. When Emily was very young, her mother was invited to a Chosen People Ministries ladies’ Bible study in New York. She began attending regularly and it wasn’t long before she found Jesus as her Messiah. Emily found the Lord at Chosen People Ministries’ children’s camp…read more
Jeff and Deborah Kramer
Jeff Kramer grew up in a home that practiced Reform Judaism and stressed Jewish cultural identity. However, he sensed that something was missing and began a spiritual search during the Vietnam era. He explored Buddhism, Hinduism and New Age teaching, but was unsatisfied. His soul yearned for something deeper…read more
