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Welcome to The "Y" Team


The “Y” stands for Yeshua, the actual name of the Historical "Jesus". "Jesus" is an English word and the English language did not even exist when Yeshua lived and taught. In addition to that fact, it would be over 1,500 years later that the letter "J" became part of the English alphabet. 

Members of The "Y" Team engage in learning and skills development options that help them learn more about the values, morals and wisdom principles Yeshua lived and taught -- in order to protect lives, preserve lives, make lives more functional and increase the quality of life for themselves, their families and others.

The “Y” Team is about "saving" people now from the things that are destroying lives, threatening lives, making lives less functional and decreasing the quality of life -- not going to Heaven and living like gods forever. Interestingly, Yeshua also taught that doing the things above are the requirements for entering eternal life.

The bottom line is that Yeshua taught his followers how to do acts of love. Actions that protect lives, preserve lives, make lives more functional and increase the quality of life are acts of love. When we do an act of love for a human, it is also an act of love for God. Loving God this way makes life better, safer and happier here on earth right now!

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