Lost Tribes InstituteEst. 2024

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We welcome questions about the scattered tribes of Israel, the peoples on our map, and the Institute's symposiums and library. We also travel to speak at conferences, houses of worship of every faith, theology classes, home groups, parties and circles of friends, in person or online.

Karbi dancers
Karbi dancersPhoto: Ramesh Lalwani · CC BY 2.0

Where we speak

  • Home groupsWeekly fellowships, Bible studies and prayer groups meeting in living rooms.
  • Parties and circles of friendsDinner parties, birthdays and evenings with friends who want a story worth talking about.
  • Theology classesSeminaries, Bible colleges and adult classes studying the Prophets, the exile and the nations.
  • Houses of worshipSynagogues, churches, mosques, temples and fellowships of every faith.
  • Conferences and symposiumsAcademic and community gatherings on history, epic, migration and identity.
  • Universities and schoolsGuest lectures on oral traditions and comparative religion.
  • OnlineVideo talks and interviews for groups, podcasts and channels anywhere.

Every talk can be shaped for your audience, from a scholarly session to an evening with friends.

Scripture and faith

Ten Tribes, One PromiseWhat Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel and Hosea say about the scattered tribes coming home.
Two Sticks Become OneEzekiel 37 and the promised reunion of Israel and Judah.
Scattered on PurposeWhy the Bible says Israel was sown among the nations, and what it says happens next.
The Messiah of Many NamesYeshua, Isa, Kydyr: how Jesus is honored across faiths and cultures.
The Breath of God in Sufi PoetryRumi, Attar and centuries of Sufi devotion to Isa Masih.
Did the Magi Know the Way?Persia, Daniel and the wise men who came from the East.
A Humble King on a DonkeyThe Karbi hero Sot Recho beside the king of Zechariah 9.
One Book for All NationsHow one ancient book shaped the faith of peoples far from Jerusalem.

History and cultures

Manas, Son of JacobKyrgyzstan's great epic and its surprising echoes of the patriarch Jacob.
The Ark That Came to JapanThe golden mikoshi and the Ark of the Covenant, side by side.
From Samaria to SamarkandFollowing the exiles of 722 BC along the road east.
Red Sea Songs in the HillsMizo, Kuki, Chin and Karen oral histories of a sea crossing and a lost book.
Did the Buddha Have Israelite Roots?The Saka nomads, the exiles, and the birth of Eastern religions.
What the Kalpak RemembersKyrgyz customs, sayings and symbols that carry ancient Israelite memory.

Speakers

Founder

Margot Crossing

Researcher and author of From Promise to Restoration. Speaks on the Prophets and the restoration of scattered Israel among the nations.

Author and researcher

Richard Hewitt (Risbek)

Lived in Kyrgyzstan from 1994 to 2013 and has spoken at symposiums across Asia, including events hosted by Kyrgyzstan's Ministry of Culture. Leads round tables on how one book shaped many cultures.

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We reply by email, usually within a few days.

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RichardHewitt@LostTribesCafe.com
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About the Institute

Lost Tribes Institute Corp. is a California nonprofit corporation founded on June 24, 2024.