Grafted

Grafted is the media production arm of Remember Jerusalem, a Messianic teaching ministry. Its executive director is Dr. Tom Blake. Grafted creates what it calls Biblical Messianic content, mainly YouTube videos, meant to help people go deeper in their love of God and others. Remember Jerusalem describes its aim as building bridges of unity within the family of Messiah through a Biblical Messianic Worldview.

Grafted traces its beginning to "Still So Alive," a documentary released in March 2021. The film tells the story of Tom and Leah Blake, who lost their two young sons nine months apart in 2009 and 2010. It also follows the Messianic community that walked with them through their grief. From that experience, the Blakes came to hold that Israel and the Jewish people are missing keys to Messiah's return and end-time revival. Grafted was launched by the Blakes with friends Sam and Cassie and the film's producers, Matt and Cristina. All are part of Kingdom Living Messianic Congregation. Its stated goal is to help grow and gather the family of Messiah.

Tom Blake is an elder emeritus at Kingdom Living Messianic Congregation. He is an adjunct professor at The King's University, where he earned a doctorate in Messianic Jewish Studies. He serves on the Tikkun America oversight team and is an ambassador of Tikkun Global. Sam is an elder and worship pastor at the same congregation and appears throughout the film.

Grafted invites supporters to become Grafted Ambassadors and also organizes tours, among them a pilgrimage to Ireland led by Tom Blake and Matt Rudolph that explores the life of St. Patrick and Ireland's early Christian heritage.