Sukkot is also known as the Feast of Ingathering. It is a powerful time when all of God’s people get together to acknowledge Messiah Yeshua as King of kings and Lord of lords. All tribes, nations, languages, all are welcome to worship at the feet of the King. We dwell...
Mordechai’s Table in honor of The Book of Esther Join us for a great time of fellowship and bonding with believing men from our community. We will serve lunch and Purim cookies. A stirring message given by Rabbi David Otero that will illuminate treasures from the Book of Esther about...
Ladies Tea Party in honor of Queen Esther’s Banquet Join us for a fabulous time of fellowship and bonding with believing ladies from our community. We will serve lunch with tea and Purim cookies. Dress in your best tea party outfit. The message, given by Rabbanit Kim Otero, will illuminate...
Every week Jewish and Messianic people from all over the world read the same portion of scripture from the first five books of the Bible known as the Pentatuch or the Torah. Once a year, we read the last portion of Scripture in Deuteronomy, and start anew reading the beginning...
This is the ending of the Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot). We get together to shout the Great Hosanna to our King. In Hebrew. Hosanna is two words, Hoshia na, which means “Save now.” We desperately want our Messiah to return to save us once and for all, just as He...
This is the ending of the Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot). We get together to shout the Great Hosanna to our King. In Hebrew. Hosanna is two words, Hoshia na, which means “Save now.” We desperately want our Messiah to return to save us once and for all, just as He...
Sukkot is also known as the Feast of Ingathering. It is a powerful time when all of God’s people get together to acknowledge Messiah Yeshua as King of kings and Lord of lords. All tribes, nations, languages, all are welcome to worship at the feet of the King. We dwell...
Sukkot is also known as the Feast of Ingathering. It is a powerful time when all of God’s people get together to acknowledge Messiah Yeshua as King of kings and Lord of lords. All tribes, nations, languages, all are welcome to worship at the feet of the King. We dwell...
Yom Kippur is considered the holiest day of the year. We come before God as innocent little children seeking forgiveness in His loving arms. We wear white to symbolize that though our sins be as scarlet they shall be white as snow (Isaiah 1:18). This is the promised fulfilled in...
