Sandra Teplinsky was raised in a religious Jewish home and synagogue in Chicago, Illinois.

She came to faith in Jesus (Yeshua) at the University of Illinois, where she obtained her B.A. She obtained a J.D. from Indiana University School of Law, and seminary training at Talbot Seminary in Los Angeles.

Sandy has served formally in Jewish ministry since 1979, co-laboring with Messianic Jewish leaders and the Christian Church. She helped organize outreach missions in the former Soviet Union, witnessing the historically unprecedented Jewish revival in the 1990's. A former litigation attorney, Sandy is now an ordained pastor, speaking and ministering internationally on God's heart and prophetic plans for Israel. She and her family live primarily in Orange County, California, where their home congregation is located.

Sandy is the author of several articles and books, including Why Care about Israel? How the Jewish Nation is Key to Unleashing God's Blessings in the 21^st Century, published by Chosen Books; The Blessing of Israel; and Out of the Darkness: The Untold Story of Jewish Revival in the Former Soviet Union.

Sandy's passion is to see God's saving and transforming power released on His Old Covenant people, especially those in Israel. Her passion for God's New Covenant people is the impartation of His heart for Israel through prophetic Bible teaching and the release of intercession. Her ministry draws people into the love of God, in the power of the Holy Spirit, with a distinctly Jewish prophetic and pastoral edge.

Kerry Teplinsky was raised in a Jewish home in Skokie, Illinois, a community so identified with Judaism that it was the city chosen by the America Nazi Party to stage a demonstration of hate in the 1970s. He attended synagogue and graduated from religious school in Skokie. Kerry earned his B.A. at the University of Illinois and M.D. at the University of Chicago. He came to faith in Jesus (Yeshua) after medical school. He presently practices cardiology in Southern California.

Kerry has spent many years in Jewish ministry, both in America and abroad. He helped organize medical missions to the former Soviet Union in the 1990s, where he saw thousands of people in those nations make commitments of faith. Co-founder/director with his wife, Sandy, of Light of Zion, Kerry is an ordained pastor speaking and ministering on God's heart for Israel and the Church. The Teplinsky family lives primarily in Orange County, California, where their home congregation is also located.

Kerry's lifelong, and as of yet unfulfilled hope, is to see his beloved Chicago Cubs win a World Series. Barring this, he desires to see intercessory prayer groups raised up in churches around the world for the salvation of Israel and the Jewish people. His messages draw people into the love of God poured out through Yeshua, by His Spirit.