WHO WE ARE
We are a Church
WHERE THE BIBLE IS TAUGHT, AND FAMILY IS FOUND.
WHAT IS MESSIAH'S HOPE CONGREGATION?
We are a church where the Bible is taught, and family is found. We believe in the Jewish roots of the Word of God and believe that the New Testament has not replaced the Old Testament. The New Testament is built upon the Old Testament.
We provide sound biblical teaching through our weekly Saturday church services, as well as our upcoming Friday evening Shabbat services. We desire for our community to grow as a Bible-believing, Spirit-led family, to the honor of the LORD.
We aim to provide a space where attendees can connect with other believers and learn through the Disciple Maker classes we offer on Saturdays and Tuesday evenings. We strive to glorify God in all that we do at Messiah’s Hope, and to love the congregation as Jesus loved His followers.

Our Ministry Team
Pastor Greg Stone, D.Min.
In 2025, Greg felt the call of God to start Messiah’s Hope Congregation. Before that, Greg served as the Pastor of Local Jewish Ministries for nearly a decade, where he was the primary speaker for First Friday Shabbat Services and oversaw Jewish ministries across ten campuses during a challenging and historic season.
Before stepping into Jewish ministry leadership, Greg served more than 20 years as a Pastor in a Gentile church setting. He continues to teach Bible and Messianic studies at The King’s University.
Greg grew up in the heart of American Judaism. He graduated from Hebrew High School and became Bar Mitzvah under Rabbi Arthur Hertzberg — the President of the American Jewish Congress and the Vice President of the World Jewish Congress. This formative upbringing mirrors Paul’s words when he said he studied under Gamaliel.
Greg served in the United States Air Force for 11 years as a Launch Control Officer, having command and control over 150 Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles. He authored the official training plan for other Launch Control Officers. Early in his Air Force years, Greg came to faith in Jesus. One year later, he married his best friend, Donna. They have remained best friends throughout their entire relationship. Together, they have five children and twelve grandchildren.
Greg holds a Doctor of Ministry in Messianic Jewish Leadership from The King’s University, as well as degrees in Divinity, Counseling, Human Resources, and Criminal Justice.
Greg Rosenberg
Greg grew up in a Conservative Jewish home and had a Bar Mitzvah at age 13. After graduating from high school in 1982, he joined the United States Air Force, where he served honorably for four years. In 1986, he began working at McDonnell-Douglas building F-15 aircraft.
In 1993, Greg moved to Saudi Arabia for work, and in 1995, through the faithful witness of Gentile believers, he came to faith in Yeshua. In 1999, he joined Jews for Jesus as a missionary, serving honorably for 18 months before beginning his career with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in 2001. While working for the FAA, Greg continued evangelism ministry with Jews for Jesus and still serves with them today.
In 2006, Greg moved to Blue Springs, Missouri, where he attended Heartland Church and began serving in pastoral ministry. In 2015, he relocated to Roanoke, Texas, becoming part of a large non-denominational church. In 2018, Greg was appointed as a Volunteer Jewish Pastor, and in 2025, he became the Associate Pastor at Messiah’s Hope Congregation.
Greg has been married to his wife, Creasia Rosenberg, since 2010. He is the father of two grown children, Jessica and Bryan.
Lisa Burkhardt Worley, D.Min.
Lisa Burkhardt Worley is a Jewish believer whose desire is to follow wherever her Heavenly Father leads. She brings extensive ministry experience, having served in volunteer leadership roles in her previous church’s Jewish Ministry and as an Equip teacher. She is also the founder of Pearls of Promise Ministries, a ministry dedicated to helping women overcome past dysfunction through media outreach, books, blogs, Bible studies, and conferences.
Lisa serves as the Executive Producer and Co-Host of the award-winning television and radio program POP Talk. She is an award-winning author of twelve books.
With a strong heart to fight antisemitism, Lisa has produced three award-winning documentaries addressing this issue, including Their Blood Cries Out: A Documentary to Fight Holocaust Denial and Terror in Toulouse: Has the Community Recovered?. She has also created a curriculum to combat antisemitism.
Lisa earned her Doctor of Ministry in Messianic Jewish Studies from The King’s University. She is a two-time ISGAP-Oxford Scholar-in-Residence, completing academic requirements at the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy. She also holds a Master of Theological Studies degree from SMU Perkins School of Theology.
Prior to ministry, Lisa spent twenty years as a national and local television sportscaster. She has been married to her husband, Jeff, for thirty-nine years. She is the mother of two grown sons, Kyle and Bret, mother-in-law to Bailey, and grandmother to William. She also has a spiritual daughter, Lara, and two godchildren, Isaac and Ethan.
Gianna Fields
Gianna was raised in a loving Christian home and has walked with the Lord for as long as she can remember. Shortly before her thirteenth birthday, her parents began exploring the Jewish roots of their Christian faith and became involved with Gateway Jewish Ministry.
Gianna began volunteering in various roles within Jewish Ministry in 2015. In 2023, she became the coordinator for Jewish Ministry’s weekly class, “Jesus’ Jewish Roots.” Her love for Israel and her passion for biblical and theological study led her to The King’s University in 2017.
She graduated from The King’s University with a Bachelor’s in Biblical and Theological Studies (2019) and a Master of Practical Theology (2024), earning both degrees with a concentration in Messianic Jewish Studies. Gianna now works at The King’s as the Coordinator of Messianic Jewish Studies and the Coordinator for the Department of Theological Studies.
She loves learning and teaching all things Bible, theology, and biblical languages—especially Hebrew. Gianna has been married to her wonderful husband and best friend, Isreal, since October 2023.
Mel Conaway
Mel loves being connected to Jewish ministry and is a strong supporter of Israel. She brings many years of experience as an Administrative Assistant and Ministry Coordinator in both church and secular environments. She has coordinated monthly Shabbat services for a large church and served as the Administrative Assistant to the church’s Jewish Teaching Pastor.
Mel also previously served as a team leader for the Havdalah class she attended, reflecting her commitment to discipleship and community.
In her secular career, Mel worked as a Customer Service Manager and Administrative Assistant for a large bank, gaining valuable experience in organization, communication, and team support.
In her new role at Messiah’s Hope, Mel works closely with Pastor Greg Stone and the Messiah’s Hope leadership team, bringing her gifts of administration, hospitality, and faithfulness to serve the congregation with excellence.
Amanda Fenno
Children’s Ministry Director
Amanda has a heart for teaching and caring for the children of Messiah’s Hope, helping them grow in their love for Yeshua. With a 17-year background in children’s special education and ministry, she brings both professional experience and genuine passion to her role.
Amanda loves creating spaces where children feel valued, encouraged, and excited to learn about the Word of God. She sees children’s ministry as both a calling and a joy, and she treasures the opportunity to serve families alongside the congregation.
Amanda has been married to her husband, Jonathon, for 13 years, and together they are blessed with three children who continually inspire her walk of faith.
Lucy Wallace
Lucy has served for the past ten years in a variety of ministries—Women’s, Freedom, Children’s, Jewish, and Prophetic—at a large non-denominational church in the DFW metroplex. Each ministry provided unique training and insight, but it is within Women’s Ministry that her calling shines most clearly. Lucy’s passion is to inspire women to walk in holiness in every aspect of their lives.
Over the last three years, Lucy has taught women how to develop their unique leadership roles and confidently step into the places where the Lord has called them. Her heart is to encourage and equip women to live with strength, purpose, and biblical grounding.
Lucy’s primary ministry is her home, where she homeschools her children. Her interests include studying the Bible through a Jewish lens and equipping herself through Christian Apologetics.
She is married to her husband, Dustin, and together they have three girls—with another little one on the way.
Mike & Sharon Johnson
Care Pastors
Mike has a deep calling to care for people through ministry outreach. He has served on the Altar Prayer Team and the Jewish Global Prayer Team at his former church, and he has been a regular volunteer at the Garden Tomb in Israel. Mike is also a member of the Coffield Prison Ministry, a former Bible study leader at New Covenant Church in Pierre Part, Louisiana, and a former volunteer at Cook Children’s Hospital. He attended Southwestern Oklahoma University, lives in Fort Worth, and is married to Sharon.
Sharon is retired from her work as a Justice of the Peace in Pearland, Texas. Like Mike, she is a regular volunteer at the Garden Tomb in Jerusalem. Sharon has served as a greeter at Gateway Church and has a warm, welcoming heart for people. She attended Southwest Texas State University in San Marcos. Sharon is married to Mike Johnson and is the mother of three grown children.
Isreal Fields
Youth Pastor & Media Coordinator
Isreal was raised in a Christian home in Missouri and has walked with the Lord his entire life. With his father serving as a deacon, Isreal was always closely involved in church and ministry. During his junior year of high school, his family moved to Texas and soon began attending a large non-denominational church in the DFW metroplex. There, Isreal volunteered in youth ministry and worked in the café, eventually becoming an assistant manager.
In 2014, Isreal began pursuing a Bachelor of Biblical Theological Studies degree at The King’s University. Although he was unable to complete the degree due to his father’s passing and other life circumstances, the professional roles that followed ignited in him a passion for organizational development and godly leadership.
This led him to enroll in the Bachelor of Science in Organizational Leadership program at Abilene Christian University. Throughout his time at TKU and Gateway, Isreal deepened his understanding of the Bible and developed a strong love for the Jewish roots of his faith.
In 2022, he began volunteering in the weekly Jewish Ministry class “Jesus’ Jewish Roots,” where his love for Israel and appreciation of the Jewish foundations of Christianity grew even stronger.
Isreal has been married to his loving wife and best friend, Gianna, since October 2023.
Jeff Worley
Treasurer
Jeff is the owner of a fractional Chief Financial Officer (CFO) company and brings many years of executive financial leadership to Messiah’s Hope. He has served as a CFO for numerous companies across a variety of industries. Jeff previously served on his church’s Finance Team and co-led a Business Leader Group, offering biblical and practical financial guidance to members.
He also serves as the Treasurer of Pearls of Promise Ministries. Jeff spent eight years on the North Texas Conference of the United Methodist Church (NTCUMC) Council for Finance and Administration while a member of Trietsch Memorial United Methodist Church (TMUMC), where he later became Chairman of the Finance Committee.
With a passion for financial stewardship, Jeff led Crown Financial Ministries small groups for several years, helping believers grow in biblical financial wisdom and accountability.
ABOUT US⸻
20 YEARS SERVING YESHUA
Messiah’s Hope was founded in 2025 out of Pastor Greg Stone’s decades of ministry and his deep love for the Jewish roots of the faith.
With more than twenty years of pastoral experience and a lifelong grounding in both Judaism and the Scriptures, Greg established this congregation as a place where the Bible is taught, the Spirit leads, and Jew and Gentile grow together in Yeshua. Our heart is simple — to honor the LORD, strengthen believers, and build a family rooted in the hope of Messiah.


OUR CORE VALUES
Our core values reflect the foundation of our faith and the heart of Messiah’s Hope. Rooted in Scripture, led by the Holy Spirit, and shaped by the unity of Jew and Gentile, these values guide how we believe, worship, and walk with Yeshua together as a family.
Read our full Core Values
Authentic Faith
We believe that the entire Bible is the inspired and authentic Word of God.
Biblical Faith
God: We believe that God is the Creator of all things, and that He revealed Himself to the Jew first through Abraham and then to the Gentile through Jesus and His disciples. We believe there is only One God, in three persons: Father, Son (Jesus), and Holy Spirit.
Jesus (Yeshua): We believe that Jesus (Yeshua) is the Christ Messiah. He is God incarnate and the Son of God. We believe Jesus was born of a virgin, lived a sinless life, and performed many miracles. We believe Jesus, the perfect sacrifice, died for our sins, was resurrected on the third day, and that He sits at the right hand of God the Father. We profess that if we believe in Jesus, we will be saved and will gain eternal life because of His redemptive work on the cross.
Spirit-led Faith
We believe that when a person believes in Jesus and surrenders their life to Him, they receive gifts from the Holy Spirit. These gifts include wisdom, words of knowledge, faith, healing, miracles, prophecy, discernment of spirits, different kinds of tongues, and the interpretation of tongues. We also believe that believers can receive a second experience, the baptism in the Holy Spirit.
Relational Faith
We believe in the Jewish roots of the Christian faith, and that Gentile believers are grafted into Israel as “one new man” (Ephesians 2:15). We believe that Jewish and Gentile identities are to be equally honored, just as the first-century church honored both. We believe in unity with distinction.
We practice two sacraments: communion and baptism. For communion, we remember that Jesus said, “Do this in remembrance of Me” (Luke 22:19). We baptize because Jesus commanded believers to make disciples of all nations and to baptize them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.
We believe that every church member should be involved in the study of God’s Word, in prayer, serving, giving, and pursuing a righteous life. We believe that Jesus will one day return from Heaven to Earth to gather both the dead in Christ and those who are alive at His second coming (1 Thessalonians 4:16–17).





























