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Have heard that GZ is Jewish - others deny it.

Whatever he is that’s his business, but if he is Jewish, Christian, or agnostic but feels the hand of the Almighty working in his life, I would respectfully suggest that he investigate what seems to be a revival of the ancient Faith before it was significantly co opted and compromised by Babylonian and Roman establishment religiosity and power mongering politics.

IMHO this return to the roots of our christianity or the spiritual completion of the Jewish tradition is another indication that we are probably in the “end times” of Biblical prophecy.

Commonly known as the “Messianic” movement, this “Hebraic Christianity” has been persecuted and slaughtered nearly to extinction over the 2000 years since Yeshua’s (AKA “Jesus”) earthly ministry.
Although it remains the subject of hatred and derision by most religions, Ruach HaKodesh (The Holy Spirit) seems to be calling believers of all stripes back to the Faith of the Prophets and our Messiah in spite of the risks.

Anyone seeking to learn more about Hebraic roots in FL might inquire @:
http://www.yellowpages.com/sanford-fl/messianic-jewish
http://messianic.meetup.com/cities/us/fl/orlando/

Bear in mind that Messianics, like any other denomination, don’t agree on every point of doctrine or practice. Some are strictly Torah observant, keeping Kosher and adhering to the Mosaic law quite literally, while others who consider followers of Yeshua to be out from under the letter of the “law” don’t hold gentile believers to quite the same legalistic standards.

Follow the Spirit in seeking light.

Prayers up for the Zimmermans; May HaShem bless even this time of fiery trial to their empowerment and His glory.
May the Shalom of Yeshua displace any fear that may be invading their hearts at the moment.
Fear is of darkness and the devil - Peace (Shalom) is of Love and light. The two are incompatible and mutually exclusive.

As light displaces darkness, so Love (I Cor. 13, I Jn. 4:7-8 et al) displaces fear.

Shalom ~ GV