FSM Leadership
Found Sheep Ministries
Our community is led by three brothers,
who have a heart to serve Elohim (God).
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Memi
Brother Mensur, nick name Memi, is born in Serbia and grew up in a secular Muslim family. After a turbulent life in Serbia, he moved to Austria, where on July 14th 2014, after a supernatural experience with Jesus Christ, he became a Christian. Brother Memi is married and a father of 3 children. From the beginning of his faith he kept the biblical feasts like shabbat. In 2017 he met brother Mariano, dived more into the Messainic faith and founded the fellowship FSM. Since then, he has lived out his gift of helping and, to the best of his ability, assisting the community with counsel. SRB / HR / BIH / EN
Mariano
Brother Mariano has been steeped in the roots of the Christian faith since his childhood and is married and blessed with a family. In 2015, the Messianic faith kindled a new light in his heart. Through an encounter with an Orthodox Messianic family, he was able to experience this faith in its depth and was active in a Messianic congregation. He spent five years in Vienna's Jewish neighbourhood, where he gained valuable insights into Jewish life and eventually co-founded the Found Sheep Ministries (FSM) community. Mariano has basic knowledge of the Hebrew language at the Main University of Vienna (Jewish Studies) and completed numerous further courses and seminars in Jewish Studies and Theology. DE / VN / EN
Maciej
Brother Maciej preaches the gospel and follows the good ways of old (Jeremiah 6,16). He served in a deliverance ministry as well as an evangelical church between 2017-2021. As a young leader under the autotiy of Messiah Yeshua (Christ Jesus), Maciej has been serving the Elohim (God) of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob with all his heart, soul, and strength at Found Sheep Ministries since 2020. Maciej is married and a father. "All that the Father gives me will come to me; and whoever comes to me, I will not cast out." John 6,37 AT / POL / EN
the greatest among you become as the youngest,
and the leader as one who serves.
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Luke 22,26