Our Team.

Paul was born in Brooklyn to Jewish immigrant parents. As a child of the sixties, He began his journey in search of the meaning of life. Rejecting what was familiar, he explored Eastern ways and became immersed in the counterculture revolution. Coming up empty, he began reading a Bible that a friend’s mother gave him. By the time he arrived to the New Testament, he came to a crisis of faith.

“Who was this Jesus and why had no one told me about Him?”  With his back against the kitchen wall, he cried out to
the Jewish Carpenter of Nazareth.

“I don’t know who you are, but if you are God, I need to know!”

It seemed like an odd thing to say, but stranger were the tears coming down his cheek. That night Paul received Yeshua into his life. When he woke up, he knew he was a different man.

That was 1980. He has been growing in the knowledge of Him ever since. Together with his wife, Marla, they have four children and twelve grandchildren.

Marla Robbins is Paul’s wife.

She was born in Brooklyn, raised on Long Island and currently resides in Florida.

She is a retired Certified Nurse Midwife. Besides being in private practice, she has taught research based Midwifery in developing nations according to the Abrahamic Covenant instructing us to be a blessing to the nations.

Her heart and vision is aligned with Paul’s to see God’s Church one, Jew and Gentile, God’s purpose from the beginning.

Hannah first visited Israel in 2015. Through this trip, including the many conversations before and after, she began to recognize how little she understood about God’s eternal purpose to unite Jews and Gentiles. She discovered the false teachings of replacement theology and how it
has led to a greater separation between the two instead of the unity Jesus prayed for in John 17. Hannah’s heart of compassion grew increasingly for the Jewish nation to meet their Messiah, Yeshua. The Jews remain an unreached people group today.

She soon began to assist Paul in spreading the message of Isaiah 40:1-2 through trips, events, and one-on-one relationships. Once getting married in 2019, she took a step back to focus on her new role as a wife and soon-to-be mother. But after October 7th, Hannah immediately wanted to renew her commitment to being part of the solution – providing comfort to the Jewish nation and inviting the Church to do the same. She now serves as Administrative Assistant with the blessing of her husband, Jacob, who also serves as an advocate for the ministry.