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Name
  
Joel Chernoff

Role
  
Singer

Joel Chernoff 2011 April to June
Albums
  
The Restoration of Israel, Lamb Favorites, Lamb III, The Lamb Trilogy, Come Dance With Me


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Joel Chernoff is an American Messianic Jewish Singer-songwriter and founding member of the music group Lamb.

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Biography

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Chernoff was born in August 1950 and was raised in Cincinnati in the 1950s and 1960s as part of one of the very few Messianic households. He and his younger brother David are the sons of Martin and Yohanna Chernoff, the founders of Cincinnati's Beth Messiah messianic congregation. He considered himself a “Believer", but it wasn’t until the late 60s revival, known as the Jesus Movement, that Joel had a truly life-changing experience while he was a student at the University of Cincinnati.

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Chernoff had been raised on hit parade music and at 16 he found he had a gift for writing songs. He played keyboards in a five-man band that became popular at churches, youth rallies and other community events throughout his teens. In 1972, the year he graduated from university, he formed the group Lamb. Lamb, whose music soon came to be known as simply Messianic Music, quickly became one of the premier groups of the new movement that was sweeping the country. Recording on national labels, as well as their own independent imprint, Lamb recorded eight studio albums and two live albums over two decades. With Lamb’s break-up in 1992, Joel focused his energies on several prominent organizations within the Messianic Jewish movement. Chernoff is currently the General Secretary of the Messianic Jewish Alliance of America (MJAA) and also president of the International Messianic Jewish Alliance (IMJA) (he has served without interruption on the Executive Committee of IMJA since 1972). In 1996, a charitable organization, the MJAA Joseph Project, was founded. Chernoff chairs the Project, which provides food, clothing, and other necessities to poverty-stricken Israelis.

As of 2005, Lamb has re-formed, with fellow Messianic artist Ted Pearce.[1]

His brother, David Chernoff, is a Messianic Rabbi at Congregation Beth Yeshua in Philadelphia.

Joel's daughter, Sharon Wilbur (nee Chernoff), is also a singer and has put out two CDs entitled "You're My Heart" and "Mercy Calling." She was a contestant on Season 8 (2009) of American Idol and passed through to Hollywood after her audition in Jacksonville, Florida, but was eliminated.

Lamb albums

  • Lamb (Sparrow Records) (1972)
  • Lamb II (Sparrow Records) (1975)
  • Lamb III (Sparrow Records) (1976)
  • Lamb - Songs for the Flock (Sparrow Records) (1978)
  • Lamb Live (Sparrow Records) (1980)
  • Lamb - New Mix (Sparrow Records) (1981)
  • Year of Jubilee (Music Mill) (1985)
  • Dancing in Jerusalem (Music Mill) (1988)
  • Dancing in Jerusalem - Live (Music Mill) (1989)
  • Seer (Music Mill) (1990)
  • Lamb Favorites compilation (Sparrow Records) (1995)
  • The Sacrifice (Galilee of the Nations) (2005)
  • Solo albums

  • The Restoration of Israel (Galilee of the Nations) (1999)
  • Come Dance With Me (Galilee of the Nations) (2003)
  • Songs

    Baruch Adonai
    The Sacrifice Lamb
    The Restoration of Israel
    Sing Hallelujah
    Come Dance With Me
    Jew and Gentile
    Holy Unto You
    Unfailing Love
    Fall On Me
    No Weapon Formed Against You Shall Prosper
    Love One Another
    Not By Might
    Be Still My Soul
    Blessed Be The Lord - God
    Lay Your Hands On Me
    When You Rise Up
    I Didn't Know
    With God - We'll Gain the Victory
    There's A Wind That Blows
    Save Us O Lord
    Streams of Mercy
    Prelude
    To Dwell In Unity
    Let It Flow
    Bretheren - My Hearts Desire

    References

    Joel Chernoff Wikipedia


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