Joseph and Marcia Shulam
A shared life devoted to the restoration of biblical faith .
For decades, Joseph and Marcia Shulam served together in Jerusalem, devoting their lives to the restoration of biblical faith and the building of a living community where Jewish and Gentile believers walk together in Yeshua. Their work was shaped not only through teaching, but through daily life—opening their home, forming relationships, and creating space for faith to be lived, not just spoken. What began as a calling has grown into a lasting work that continues today.
Over time, this work grew beyond a single household into a wider community of faith. Through teaching, discipleship, and daily life together, a foundation was established that continues to shape believers in Israel and around the world. What began in Jerusalem now reaches across nations, carried forward by those who have been taught, formed, and sent.
In Jerusalem, that calling took shape through the building of a living community. Through shared meals, regular gatherings, and a commitment to walk out faith together, a space was formed where Jewish and Gentile believers could worship and grow side by side. This was not built through programs, but through daily life lived in community.
Teaching became a central part of the work, with a focus on restoring the Jewish context of the Scriptures and strengthening believers in their understanding of faith. Through local instruction and international travel, the message reached far beyond Jerusalem, equipping others to carry the same vision into their own communities.
Marcia was woven into every part of this work. Through hospitality, presence, and steady care for those around her, she helped shape the life of the community in ways that extended far beyond what could be seen publicly. The work of ministry was carried not only through teaching, but through the relationships and environment she helped cultivate.
Today, the work continues through a growing team, ongoing teaching, and a shared commitment to the same calling that began decades ago. What was established in those early years remains active, carried forward by those who continue to serve, teach, and build community both in Israel and around the world.
