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Ira Brawer was born in New York, April 20, 1950. His family attended an
Orthodox synagogue and he was Bar Mitzvahed at the age of thirteen. Like
many, Ira strayed from his traditional Jewish upbringing during his teenage
years. In 1984, after a search through the Tenach (esp. Isaiah 53) he came
to believe that Yeshua (Jesus) is the Messiah.
- Ira attended UMJC's Yeshiva Institute and was ordained as a
Messianic Rabbi by the Union of Messianic Jewish Congregations in 1991.
Later that year he answered G-d's call to plant a Messianic synagogue in
South Florida. Rabbi Ira and his family moved to South Florida and
established Ayts Chayim Messianic Synagogue in Boca Raton.
- In 2006 the congregation established Beit Moreshet, a
Messianic discipleship center. This is a vision that was birthed out of
the burden to train up the next generation of young Messianic believers,
and especially our future leaders.
- Rabbi Ira's vision to establish a loving community where
Yeshua is at the center, and Jewish life is celebrated in an atmosphere
of love, acceptance, and strong friendships has been growing strong for
nearly 20 years now.
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